The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... beautiful figures and apologues of Plato lent themselves very readily to a similar process , and the interest of the works that emanated from the Platonic Academy lies , not in their value as philosophy , but rather in their large ...
... beautiful figures and apologues of Plato lent themselves very readily to a similar process , and the interest of the works that emanated from the Platonic Academy lies , not in their value as philosophy , but rather in their large ...
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... beautiful young woman , who was on her trial on a charge of murdering her lover , ought ' not to be hanged , even if found guilty , as she was " such a stunner . " When ' I ventured to assert that I would have her hanged , beautiful or ...
... beautiful young woman , who was on her trial on a charge of murdering her lover , ought ' not to be hanged , even if found guilty , as she was " such a stunner . " When ' I ventured to assert that I would have her hanged , beautiful or ...
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... beautiful body , compelleth these lovers to admire and ' fear and worship the said person like as it were a statue of ' God . For the same cause the lover despiseth riches and ' honour for the sake of the person beloved , rightly pre ...
... beautiful body , compelleth these lovers to admire and ' fear and worship the said person like as it were a statue of ' God . For the same cause the lover despiseth riches and ' honour for the sake of the person beloved , rightly pre ...
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Section 1 | vii |
Section 2 | xxx |
Section 3 | xl |
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