The Essayes, Volume 3J.M. Dent, 1897 |
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Page 336
... bloud of young children , and love no sacrifice but of such infant and pure soules : Oh justice greedy of the bloud of innocencie . Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum . The -LUCR . i 336 MONTAIGNE'S ESSAYES.
... bloud of young children , and love no sacrifice but of such infant and pure soules : Oh justice greedy of the bloud of innocencie . Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum . The -LUCR . i 336 MONTAIGNE'S ESSAYES.
Page 375
... bloud : Sanguineam vomit ille animam— -VIRG . Æn . ix . 349 . His soule of purple - bloud he vomits out . To Possidonius , Cleanthes , and Galen , a heat , or hot complexion : Igneus est ollis vigor , et cælestis origo : -vi . 730 . A ...
... bloud : Sanguineam vomit ille animam— -VIRG . Æn . ix . 349 . His soule of purple - bloud he vomits out . To Possidonius , Cleanthes , and Galen , a heat , or hot complexion : Igneus est ollis vigor , et cælestis origo : -vi . 730 . A ...
Page 377
... bloud : as also Moses , which was the cause he forbad the eat- ing of beasts bloud , unto which their soule is commixed : Galen thought that every part of the body had his soule : Strato hath placed it be- tweene the two upper eye ...
... bloud : as also Moses , which was the cause he forbad the eat- ing of beasts bloud , unto which their soule is commixed : Galen thought that every part of the body had his soule : Strato hath placed it be- tweene the two upper eye ...
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Of the inconstancie of our actions I | 5 |
Of Drunkennesse | 13 |
A Custome of the Ile of Cea | 30 |
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