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... persons that have governed ; which revolution of state was no sooner over , but Socrates , whom they had made a person criminal , was made a person heroical , and his mem- ory accumulate with honours divine and human ; and those ...
... persons that have governed ; which revolution of state was no sooner over , but Socrates , whom they had made a person criminal , was made a person heroical , and his mem- ory accumulate with honours divine and human ; and those ...
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... persons : which want of exact application ariseth from two causes ; the one , because the largeness of their mind can hardly confine itself to dwell in the exquisite observation or examination of the nature and customs of one person ...
... persons : which want of exact application ariseth from two causes ; the one , because the largeness of their mind can hardly confine itself to dwell in the exquisite observation or examination of the nature and customs of one person ...
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... persons is very erroneous : for men change with the actions ; and whiles they are in pursuit they are one , and when they return to their nature they are another . These informations of par- ticulars touching persons and actions are as ...
... persons is very erroneous : for men change with the actions ; and whiles they are in pursuit they are one , and when they return to their nature they are another . These informations of par- ticulars touching persons and actions are as ...
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