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Pagina 628
And thus , by Socrates ' judgment , a good father and a wise schoolmaster should choose a child to make a scholar of that hath by nature the foresaid perfect quali30 ties and comely furniture , both of mind and body ; hath memory ...
And thus , by Socrates ' judgment , a good father and a wise schoolmaster should choose a child to make a scholar of that hath by nature the foresaid perfect quali30 ties and comely furniture , both of mind and body ; hath memory ...
Pagina 629
Yes , forsooth ; as wise as they be , either in other men's opinion or in their own conceit , I will bring the contrary judgment of him who they themselves shall confess was as wise as they are , or else they may be justly thought to ...
Yes , forsooth ; as wise as they be , either in other men's opinion or in their own conceit , I will bring the contrary judgment of him who they themselves shall confess was as wise as they are , or else they may be justly thought to ...
Pagina 641
And learning teacheth safely when experience maketh mo miserable than wise . He hazardeth sore that waxeth wise by experience . An unhappy master he is that is made cunning by many shipwrecks ; a miserable merchant that is neither rich ...
And learning teacheth safely when experience maketh mo miserable than wise . He hazardeth sore that waxeth wise by experience . An unhappy master he is that is made cunning by many shipwrecks ; a miserable merchant that is neither rich ...
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