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... vertues book , And the sweet peace that goodnes boosoms ever , As that the single want of light and noise ( Not being ... vertue would By her own radiant light , though Sun and Moon Were in the flat Sea sunk . And Wisdoms self Oft seeks ...
... vertues book , And the sweet peace that goodnes boosoms ever , As that the single want of light and noise ( Not being ... vertue would By her own radiant light , though Sun and Moon Were in the flat Sea sunk . And Wisdoms self Oft seeks ...
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... vertue plac'd felicity , But vertue joyn'd with riches and long life , In corporal pleasure he , and careless ease , The Stoic last in Philosophic pride , By him call'd vertue ; and his vertuous man , Wise , perfect in himself , and all ...
... vertue plac'd felicity , But vertue joyn'd with riches and long life , In corporal pleasure he , and careless ease , The Stoic last in Philosophic pride , By him call'd vertue ; and his vertuous man , Wise , perfect in himself , and all ...
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... vertue but a name , what praise could be then due to well - doing , what grammercy to be sober , just or continent ? many there be that complain of divin Providence for suffering Adam to trans- gresse , foolish tongues ! when God gave ...
... vertue but a name , what praise could be then due to well - doing , what grammercy to be sober , just or continent ? many there be that complain of divin Providence for suffering Adam to trans- gresse , foolish tongues ! when God gave ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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