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Page 154
... justice , he made them mercenary and avaricious , negli- gent of their private affairs , and ever meddling in those of their neighbours ; by the frequency and magnificence of the publick spectacles , he inured them to luxury and to ...
... justice , he made them mercenary and avaricious , negli- gent of their private affairs , and ever meddling in those of their neighbours ; by the frequency and magnificence of the publick spectacles , he inured them to luxury and to ...
Page 190
... justice and probity , to every citizen indifferently among them : and that this is the common opinion of all men , may hence appear . If a person totally ignorant of musick should fancy himself an admirable performer , the world would ...
... justice and probity , to every citizen indifferently among them : and that this is the common opinion of all men , may hence appear . If a person totally ignorant of musick should fancy himself an admirable performer , the world would ...
Page 227
... justice . Such as practise the rules of justice do it from their inability to do otherwise , and consequently against their will . Story of1 Gyges's ring , by which he could 1 V. Cic . de Offic . L. 3. c . 9. where he attributes to ...
... justice . Such as practise the rules of justice do it from their inability to do otherwise , and consequently against their will . Story of1 Gyges's ring , by which he could 1 V. Cic . de Offic . L. 3. c . 9. where he attributes to ...
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