The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 128
... virtue , fame , glory , divine and human affairs , are sub- servient to the attraction of riches ; which whoever shall have accumulated , shall be illustrious , brave , just - What , wise too ? Ay , and a king , and whatever else he ...
... virtue , fame , glory , divine and human affairs , are sub- servient to the attraction of riches ; which whoever shall have accumulated , shall be illustrious , brave , just - What , wise too ? Ay , and a king , and whatever else he ...
Strona 152
... virtue . " O citizens , citizens , money is to be sought first ; virtue after riches : " this the highest Janus from the lowest inculcates ; young men and old repeat these maxims , having their bags and account - books hung on the left ...
... virtue . " O citizens , citizens , money is to be sought first ; virtue after riches : " this the highest Janus from the lowest inculcates ; young men and old repeat these maxims , having their bags and account - books hung on the left ...
Strona 159
... virtue . To admire nothing is almost the one and only thing , Numi- clus , which can make and keep a man happy . There are who view this sun , and the stars , and the seasons retiring at certain periods , untainted with any fear . What ...
... virtue . To admire nothing is almost the one and only thing , Numi- clus , which can make and keep a man happy . There are who view this sun , and the stars , and the seasons retiring at certain periods , untainted with any fear . What ...
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