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... stitution and prince of forraine nation , than she is to forme an argument education of in Logick , to devise a Syllogisme , to canvase a case at the Children barre , or to prescribe a receit of pills . So ( noble Ladie ) forsomuch as I ...
... stitution and prince of forraine nation , than she is to forme an argument education of in Logick , to devise a Syllogisme , to canvase a case at the Children barre , or to prescribe a receit of pills . So ( noble Ladie ) forsomuch as I ...
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stitution and these Sophisters both worse and more unprofitable . Our CHAPTER childe is engaged in greater matters ; And but the first XXV fifteene or sixteene yeares of his life , are due unto Pedantisme , Of the in- the rest unto ...
stitution and these Sophisters both worse and more unprofitable . Our CHAPTER childe is engaged in greater matters ; And but the first XXV fifteene or sixteene yeares of his life , are due unto Pedantisme , Of the in- the rest unto ...
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... stitution and notwithstanding it be one of his learned'st and profitable education of discourses . Equè pauperibus prodest , locupletibus æquè , Et neglecta æquè pueris senibusque nocebit . Poore men alike , alike rich men it easeth ...
... stitution and notwithstanding it be one of his learned'st and profitable education of discourses . Equè pauperibus prodest , locupletibus æquè , Et neglecta æquè pueris senibusque nocebit . Poore men alike , alike rich men it easeth ...
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