The History of Philosophy: From the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Present Century, Volume 21799 |
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... cause of li- berty and virtue . Among the heroines of this age , Tacitus mentions the two Arrias , the wives of Cæcina Pætus and Thrafeas , and Fannia the wife of Helvidius . From thefe and other causes , the Stoic fect , in the time of ...
... cause of li- berty and virtue . Among the heroines of this age , Tacitus mentions the two Arrias , the wives of Cæcina Pætus and Thrafeas , and Fannia the wife of Helvidius . From thefe and other causes , the Stoic fect , in the time of ...
Page 438
... cause , immediately arising from the revival of letters . This happy event was , as we have seen , chiefly owing to ... causes prevailed for feveral centuries after the revival of letters , was attended with much inconvenience and ...
... cause , immediately arising from the revival of letters . This happy event was , as we have seen , chiefly owing to ... causes prevailed for feveral centuries after the revival of letters , was attended with much inconvenience and ...
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... cause the fenfe of feeing , The heat of a warm room is conveyed through a vacuum by the vibrations of a much fubtiler medium than air , which , after the air is drawn out , remains in the vacuum , It is by the vibrations of this medinm ...
... cause the fenfe of feeing , The heat of a warm room is conveyed through a vacuum by the vibrations of a much fubtiler medium than air , which , after the air is drawn out , remains in the vacuum , It is by the vibrations of this medinm ...
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