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... fays that " the " roof of the house roared , and was frantic , " at the inspiration of BACCHUS : " * fuch I take to be the meaning of baxxiv . Euri- PIDES , in a like thought , rather foftens the expreffion , and fays only + σuybaxxével ...
... fays that " the " roof of the house roared , and was frantic , " at the inspiration of BACCHUS : " * fuch I take to be the meaning of baxxiv . Euri- PIDES , in a like thought , rather foftens the expreffion , and fays only + σuybaxxével ...
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... fays , he was ambitious ; " And BRUTUS is an honorable man . " You all did fee , that on the lupercal " I thrice prefented him a kingly crown , " Which he did thrice refufe . " ambitious ? Was this " Yet BRUTUS fays , he was ambitious ...
... fays , he was ambitious ; " And BRUTUS is an honorable man . " You all did fee , that on the lupercal " I thrice prefented him a kingly crown , " Which he did thrice refufe . " ambitious ? Was this " Yet BRUTUS fays , he was ambitious ...
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... fay unto you , Ye fhall not fee me " henceforth , till ye fhall fay , Bleffed is he " that cometh in the name of the Lord . " St. MAT . Ch . xxiii . Is not the city Jerufalem far more ex- preffive , in this paffage , than its ...
... fay unto you , Ye fhall not fee me " henceforth , till ye fhall fay , Bleffed is he " that cometh in the name of the Lord . " St. MAT . Ch . xxiii . Is not the city Jerufalem far more ex- preffive , in this paffage , than its ...
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