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... learned from his master Plato , was a divine gift and heavenly instinct not to bee gotten by labour and learning , but adorned with both ; and poured into the witte by a certain ' Evovoiaoμós and celestiall inspiration . Incidentally ...
... learned from his master Plato , was a divine gift and heavenly instinct not to bee gotten by labour and learning , but adorned with both ; and poured into the witte by a certain ' Evovoiaoμós and celestiall inspiration . Incidentally ...
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... learned leach His cunning hand gan to his wounds to lay , And all things else , the which his art did teach : Which hauing seene , from thence arose away The mother of dread darknesse , and let stay Aueugles sonne there in the leaches ...
... learned leach His cunning hand gan to his wounds to lay , And all things else , the which his art did teach : Which hauing seene , from thence arose away The mother of dread darknesse , and let stay Aueugles sonne there in the leaches ...
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... learned forheads , without gifts or gaine : Or rather learnd themselues behoues to bee ; That is the girlond of Nobilitie . But ( ah ) all otherwise they doo esteeme Of th'heauenly gift of wisdomes influence , And to be learned it a ...
... learned forheads , without gifts or gaine : Or rather learnd themselues behoues to bee ; That is the girlond of Nobilitie . But ( ah ) all otherwise they doo esteeme Of th'heauenly gift of wisdomes influence , And to be learned it a ...
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