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tains , and for Tiber to change his course , since you are about to exchange the noble works of Pa nætius , collected from all parts , together with the whole Socratic family , for Iberian armour , after you had given us hopes of better ...
tains , and for Tiber to change his course , since you are about to exchange the noble works of Pa nætius , collected from all parts , together with the whole Socratic family , for Iberian armour , after you had given us hopes of better ...
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Sloth , must be avoided ; or whatever acquisitions you inade in the better part of your life , must with equanimity be given up . " May the Gods and Goddesses , 0 Damasippus , present you with a barber for your sound advice .
Sloth , must be avoided ; or whatever acquisitions you inade in the better part of your life , must with equanimity be given up . " May the Gods and Goddesses , 0 Damasippus , present you with a barber for your sound advice .
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You were not a body without a mind , The Gods have given you a beautiful form , the Gods have given you wealth , and the faculty of enjoying it . What greater blessing could a nurse wish for her beloved child , than that he might be ...
You were not a body without a mind , The Gods have given you a beautiful form , the Gods have given you wealth , and the faculty of enjoying it . What greater blessing could a nurse wish for her beloved child , than that he might be ...
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