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Page 195
... knowledge , and how to give my expences day which indeed is it's principall use . But I attend it over ambitiously , which makes it both uneqall and deformed : and besides that immoderate in one and other usage . If it appeare and make ...
... knowledge , and how to give my expences day which indeed is it's principall use . But I attend it over ambitiously , which makes it both uneqall and deformed : and besides that immoderate in one and other usage . If it appeare and make ...
Page 332
... knowledge : They falsifie them , and present her to us with a painted face , too - high in colour and over - much sophisticated ; whence arise so many different pourtraits of so uniforme a subject . As she hath given us feete to goe ...
... knowledge : They falsifie them , and present her to us with a painted face , too - high in colour and over - much sophisticated ; whence arise so many different pourtraits of so uniforme a subject . As she hath given us feete to goe ...
Page 334
... knowledge and light , caused the same to be fixed on the frontispice of his temple : as containing whatsoever he was to counsell us . Plato saith also , that wisedome is nothing but the execution of that ordinance : And Socrates doth ...
... knowledge and light , caused the same to be fixed on the frontispice of his temple : as containing whatsoever he was to counsell us . Plato saith also , that wisedome is nothing but the execution of that ordinance : And Socrates doth ...
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