The Tudor Translations, Volumul 1AMS Press, 1967 |
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Pagina 52
... alleage their authoritie . A man were as good to say , they must needs speake truth and lies . Quis est enim qui totum diem jaculans , non aliquando conlineet ? For who is he that , shoot- ing all day , sometimes hits not the white ...
... alleage their authoritie . A man were as good to say , they must needs speake truth and lies . Quis est enim qui totum diem jaculans , non aliquando conlineet ? For who is he that , shoot- ing all day , sometimes hits not the white ...
Pagina 204
... selfe in any time of need , whatsoever the Stoickes alleage ; and as I acknowledge no thanks unto my selfe for any service I doe unto my selfe , so the union of XXVII such friends , being truly perfect , makes them 204 MONTAIGNE'S ESSAYES.
... selfe in any time of need , whatsoever the Stoickes alleage ; and as I acknowledge no thanks unto my selfe for any service I doe unto my selfe , so the union of XXVII such friends , being truly perfect , makes them 204 MONTAIGNE'S ESSAYES.
Pagina 291
... alleage the number of inconveniences to be over infinit ; which if they followed not all men , they accompanied some , and haply the greatest number . An apprehension which I did not passe without some painfull care . I kept the matter ...
... alleage the number of inconveniences to be over infinit ; which if they followed not all men , they accompanied some , and haply the greatest number . An apprehension which I did not passe without some painfull care . I kept the matter ...
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