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Strona 178
In this manner he formed me , as yet a boy : and whether he ordered me to do any particular thing , You have an authority , boy , for doing this ; then he instanced some one out of the select magistrates : or did he forbid me any thing ...
In this manner he formed me , as yet a boy : and whether he ordered me to do any particular thing , You have an authority , boy , for doing this ; then he instanced some one out of the select magistrates : or did he forbid me any thing ...
Strona 196
and I wish you every thing you can desire . When I perceived he still followed me , Would you any thing ? says I to him . But he , * . You . know me , ” says he : “ I am a man of learning . " Upon this account , says I , you will have ...
and I wish you every thing you can desire . When I perceived he still followed me , Would you any thing ? says I to him . But he , * . You . know me , ” says he : “ I am a man of learning . " Upon this account , says I , you will have ...
Strona 353
You , I am persuaded , will neither say nor do any thing in opposition to Minerva : such is your judgment , such your disposition . But if ever you shall write any thing let it be submitted to the ears of Metius Tarpa , * who is a judge ...
You , I am persuaded , will neither say nor do any thing in opposition to Minerva : such is your judgment , such your disposition . But if ever you shall write any thing let it be submitted to the ears of Metius Tarpa , * who is a judge ...
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