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Pagina 335
... soul , and body separated from it . Lucian spoke much truth in jest , when he said that part of Hercules which proceeded from Alchmena perished , that from Jupiter remained im- mortall . Thus Socrates was content that his friends should ...
... soul , and body separated from it . Lucian spoke much truth in jest , when he said that part of Hercules which proceeded from Alchmena perished , that from Jupiter remained im- mortall . Thus Socrates was content that his friends should ...
Pagina 391
... soul can tell How to wear her garments well . Her garments , that upon her sitt IO As garments should doe , close and fitt ; 20 A well - cloth'd soul ; that's not opprest Nor cloak't with what she should be drest . A soul sheath'd in a ...
... soul can tell How to wear her garments well . Her garments , that upon her sitt IO As garments should doe , close and fitt ; 20 A well - cloth'd soul ; that's not opprest Nor cloak't with what she should be drest . A soul sheath'd in a ...
Pagina 455
... SOUL and CREATED PLEASURE1 Courage my Soul , now learn to wield The weight of thine immortal Shield . Close on thy Head thy Helmet bright . Ballance thy Sword against the Fight . See where an Army , strong as fair , With silken Banners ...
... SOUL and CREATED PLEASURE1 Courage my Soul , now learn to wield The weight of thine immortal Shield . Close on thy Head thy Helmet bright . Ballance thy Sword against the Fight . See where an Army , strong as fair , With silken Banners ...
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