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... ideas . The former , though of an inferior stamp , inay be fignificant- ly expreffed , and improve , not debase a re- flection fuperior in itself . Ideas , degrading in their native original conftruction , neceffarily efface the dignity ...
... ideas . The former , though of an inferior stamp , inay be fignificant- ly expreffed , and improve , not debase a re- flection fuperior in itself . Ideas , degrading in their native original conftruction , neceffarily efface the dignity ...
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... Ideas however of extreme horror are rai- fed by the defeat of DARES in the game of the Cæftus ; ideas , receiving no alleviation from one * " Sævo a fcopulo multâ vix arte revolfus " Amiffis remis , atq ; ordine debilis uno , " Irrifam ...
... Ideas however of extreme horror are rai- fed by the defeat of DARES in the game of the Cæftus ; ideas , receiving no alleviation from one * " Sævo a fcopulo multâ vix arte revolfus " Amiffis remis , atq ; ordine debilis uno , " Irrifam ...
Strona 306
... idea . thofe conquefts , in which his valor was to be employed for the emolument of his country . The most illuftrious families had an oppor- tunity to furvey , in the perfons of the Tro- jan boys , their own growing fucceffers ; who ...
... idea . thofe conquefts , in which his valor was to be employed for the emolument of his country . The most illuftrious families had an oppor- tunity to furvey , in the perfons of the Tro- jan boys , their own growing fucceffers ; who ...
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