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... force of Imagination . JORTIS imaginatio generat casum : ' A ' strong imagination begetteth chance , ' say learned clearks . I am one of those that feele a very great conflict and power of imagination . All men are shockt there- with ...
... force of Imagination . JORTIS imaginatio generat casum : ' A ' strong imagination begetteth chance , ' say learned clearks . I am one of those that feele a very great conflict and power of imagination . All men are shockt there- with ...
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... force of imagination brought them forth the next morning in his forehead . An earnest passion gave the son of Croesus his voice , which nature had denied him . And Antiochus got an ague , by the excellent beautie of Stratonice so ...
... force of imagination brought them forth the next morning in his forehead . An earnest passion gave the son of Croesus his voice , which nature had denied him . And Antiochus got an ague , by the excellent beautie of Stratonice so ...
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... force who hath also found good , in that a friend of his assured him of Imagina- tion to bee provided with a counter - battery of forcible enchant- ments , to preserve him in any such conflict : It is not amisse I relate how it was . An ...
... force who hath also found good , in that a friend of his assured him of Imagina- tion to bee provided with a counter - battery of forcible enchant- ments , to preserve him in any such conflict : It is not amisse I relate how it was . An ...
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