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... publike shew , and open demonstration . These considerations do neverthelesse never distract a man of understanding from following the common guise . Rather on the contrary , me seemeth , that all severall , strange , and particular ...
... publike shew , and open demonstration . These considerations do neverthelesse never distract a man of understanding from following the common guise . Rather on the contrary , me seemeth , that all severall , strange , and particular ...
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... publike affaires , of great Captaines , and notable Counsellers in matters of estate , to have been therewithall excellently wise . And concerning Philosophers , retired from all publike negotiations , they have indeed sometimes been ...
... publike affaires , of great Captaines , and notable Counsellers in matters of estate , to have been therewithall excellently wise . And concerning Philosophers , retired from all publike negotiations , they have indeed sometimes been ...
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... publike charges , as lead- ing an unsociable life , and professing base and abject cus- tomes , after the vulgar kind . Odi homines ignavos opera , Philosophos sententia . I hate men that are fooles in work- ' ing , and Philosophers in ...
... publike charges , as lead- ing an unsociable life , and professing base and abject cus- tomes , after the vulgar kind . Odi homines ignavos opera , Philosophos sententia . I hate men that are fooles in work- ' ing , and Philosophers in ...
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