The Tudor Translations, Volume 3AMS Press, 1967 |
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A TABLE OF THE CHAPTERS OF THE THIRD BOOKE 1. Of profit and honesty , 5 2. Of repenting , 21 3. Of three commerces or societies , 36 4. Of diverting and diversions , 50 5. Upon some verses of Virgil , 61 6. Of Coaches , 128 7. Of the ...
A TABLE OF THE CHAPTERS OF THE THIRD BOOKE 1. Of profit and honesty , 5 2. Of repenting , 21 3. Of three commerces or societies , 36 4. Of diverting and diversions , 50 5. Upon some verses of Virgil , 61 6. Of Coaches , 128 7. Of the ...
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... profit and strained . Yet may it not be concluded , that if my affection should otherwise transport mee , I would ... profit and benefit of affaires a man hath in charge , double , uneven and I Of profit and honesty CHAPTER ...
... profit and strained . Yet may it not be concluded , that if my affection should otherwise transport mee , I would ... profit and benefit of affaires a man hath in charge , double , uneven and I Of profit and honesty CHAPTER ...
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... profit and his justification : This mans end is excusable , if ever any could bee . But the encrease and profit of the publike revenues , which served the Roman Senate for a pretext of the ensuing - foule conclusion I purpose to relate ...
... profit and his justification : This mans end is excusable , if ever any could bee . But the encrease and profit of the publike revenues , which served the Roman Senate for a pretext of the ensuing - foule conclusion I purpose to relate ...
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