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... which the Oracle of Delphos pronounced to Cicero when he confulted what Courfe of Studies he fhould purfue , we fhould fee almoft Man as eminent in his proper Sphere as Tully was in his , and fhould in a very short time find ...
... which the Oracle of Delphos pronounced to Cicero when he confulted what Courfe of Studies he fhould purfue , we fhould fee almoft Man as eminent in his proper Sphere as Tully was in his , and fhould in a very short time find ...
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I remember Matchiavel obferves , that every State should entertain a perpetual Jealousy of its Neighbours , that fo it should never be unprovided when an Emergency happens ; in like manner ' fhould the Reafon be perpetually on its Guard ...
I remember Matchiavel obferves , that every State should entertain a perpetual Jealousy of its Neighbours , that fo it should never be unprovided when an Emergency happens ; in like manner ' fhould the Reafon be perpetually on its Guard ...
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thefe four and twenty Hours , or whether I fhould ftill perfit in laying my Speculations , from Day to Day , before the Publick . The Argument which prevails with me moft on the firft Side of the Question is , that I am informed by my ...
thefe four and twenty Hours , or whether I fhould ftill perfit in laying my Speculations , from Day to Day , before the Publick . The Argument which prevails with me moft on the firft Side of the Question is , that I am informed by my ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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