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... speak upon such a subject , as wherein he was peculiarly skilfull , and would delight to speak . And for himself , he contemned no man's observations , but would light his torch at every man's candle . His opinions and assertions were ...
... speak upon such a subject , as wherein he was peculiarly skilfull , and would delight to speak . And for himself , he contemned no man's observations , but would light his torch at every man's candle . His opinions and assertions were ...
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... speak of your majesty that liveth , in my judgment , the most excellent is that of queen Elizabeth , your immediate predecessor in this part of Britain ; a princess that if Plutarch were now alive to write lives by parallels , would ...
... speak of your majesty that liveth , in my judgment , the most excellent is that of queen Elizabeth , your immediate predecessor in this part of Britain ; a princess that if Plutarch were now alive to write lives by parallels , would ...
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... speak , for that , not derogating from the noble intention of any that have been de- servers towards the state of learning , I do observe , nevertheless , that their works and acts are rather matters of magnificence and memory , than of ...
... speak , for that , not derogating from the noble intention of any that have been de- servers towards the state of learning , I do observe , nevertheless , that their works and acts are rather matters of magnificence and memory , than of ...
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... speak of any other image of God , but man : wherefore by the contem- plation of nature , to induce and enforce the acknow- ledgment of God , and to demonstrate his power , providence , and goodness , is an excellent argument , and hath ...
... speak of any other image of God , but man : wherefore by the contem- plation of nature , to induce and enforce the acknow- ledgment of God , and to demonstrate his power , providence , and goodness , is an excellent argument , and hath ...
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... speak of , which hath been made to be of two sorts , primitive , and by influxion . Primitive is grounded upon the supposition , that the mind , when it is withdrawn and collected into itself , and not diffused into the organs of the ...
... speak of , which hath been made to be of two sorts , primitive , and by influxion . Primitive is grounded upon the supposition , that the mind , when it is withdrawn and collected into itself , and not diffused into the organs of the ...
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