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... represented under the dreadful image of Typhon , with a hundred heads , denoting divided powers ; flaming mouths , for devastations by fire ; belts of snakes , for the pestilences which prevail , especially in sieges ; iron hands , for ...
... represented under the dreadful image of Typhon , with a hundred heads , denoting divided powers ; flaming mouths , for devastations by fire ; belts of snakes , for the pestilences which prevail , especially in sieges ; iron hands , for ...
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... represented the dispositions , and the fortunes too , of those persons who from consciousness either of beauty or some other gift with which nature unaided by any industry of their own has graced them , fall in love as it were with ...
... represented the dispositions , and the fortunes too , of those persons who from consciousness either of beauty or some other gift with which nature unaided by any industry of their own has graced them , fall in love as it were with ...
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... represented un- der the figure of Styx ; the fatal river across which no man can return . This is the deity which Iphic- rates the Athenian invoked to witness treaties ; and since he was one that spoke out plainly what most men think ...
... represented un- der the figure of Styx ; the fatal river across which no man can return . This is the deity which Iphic- rates the Athenian invoked to witness treaties ; and since he was one that spoke out plainly what most men think ...
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... represents the uni- versal frame of things , or Nature . About his origin there are and can be but two opinions ; for Nature is either the offspring of Mercury- that is of the Di- vine Word ( an opinion which the Scriptures establish ...
... represents the uni- versal frame of things , or Nature . About his origin there are and can be but two opinions ; for Nature is either the offspring of Mercury- that is of the Di- vine Word ( an opinion which the Scriptures establish ...
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... represented as sisters . For natural causes are the chain which draws after it the births and durations and deaths of all things ; their fallings and risings , their labours and felicities : the fates that can befall them . - in short ...
... represented as sisters . For natural causes are the chain which draws after it the births and durations and deaths of all things ; their fallings and risings , their labours and felicities : the fates that can befall them . - in short ...
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