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... better are the endless dis- torted questions , which ever have been , and of neces- sity must be , the end and womb of such knowledge . But yet nevertheless here I may be mistaken , by reason of some which have much in their pen the ...
... better are the endless dis- torted questions , which ever have been , and of neces- sity must be , the end and womb of such knowledge . But yet nevertheless here I may be mistaken , by reason of some which have much in their pen the ...
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... better than the times they live in , and the duties taught better than the du- ties practised , they contend sometimes too far to bring things to perfection , and to reduce the corruption of says ) mine own Index Expurgatorius , that it ...
... better than the times they live in , and the duties taught better than the du- ties practised , they contend sometimes too far to bring things to perfection , and to reduce the corruption of says ) mine own Index Expurgatorius , that it ...
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... better explained in the translation ; where it is observed that the arts of speech by which men's minds are soothed , inflamed , or carried away , consist in exciting the Imagination till it gets the better of the Reason . 2 This whole ...
... better explained in the translation ; where it is observed that the arts of speech by which men's minds are soothed , inflamed , or carried away , consist in exciting the Imagination till it gets the better of the Reason . 2 This whole ...
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