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... wise in other passions , alwayes provided , his opinion remaines safe and whole , and the situation of his reason , admit no tainting or alteration whatsoever : and hee no whit consent to his fright and sufferance . Touching the first ...
... wise in other passions , alwayes provided , his opinion remaines safe and whole , and the situation of his reason , admit no tainting or alteration whatsoever : and hee no whit consent to his fright and sufferance . Touching the first ...
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... wise , and not prudent , because they cared not for things more profitable : besides , I doe not verie well digest this nice difference of words , that serveth my find - fault people for no excuse : and to see the base and needie ...
... wise , and not prudent , because they cared not for things more profitable : besides , I doe not verie well digest this nice difference of words , that serveth my find - fault people for no excuse : and to see the base and needie ...
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... wise , but by our owne wisdome . Μισῶ σοφιστὴν , ὅστις οὐχ αὑτῷ σοφός . That wise man I cannot abide , That for himself cannot provide . 6 Proverb . Iamb . Ex quo Ennius : Nequidquam sapere sapientem , qui ipsi ENNIUS . sibi prodesse ...
... wise , but by our owne wisdome . Μισῶ σοφιστὴν , ὅστις οὐχ αὑτῷ σοφός . That wise man I cannot abide , That for himself cannot provide . 6 Proverb . Iamb . Ex quo Ennius : Nequidquam sapere sapientem , qui ipsi ENNIUS . sibi prodesse ...
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