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Caesar replied unto him and said that he would not ask counsel of the Egyptians for his affairs , but would be paid ; and thereupon secretly sent for Cleopatra , which was in the country , to come unto him . She only taking Apollodorus ...
Caesar replied unto him and said that he would not ask counsel of the Egyptians for his affairs , but would be paid ; and thereupon secretly sent for Cleopatra , which was in the country , to come unto him . She only taking Apollodorus ...
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For as much help whereof as may be in this case , I have endeavoured throughout the body of this whole discourse , that every former part might give strength unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before .
For as much help whereof as may be in this case , I have endeavoured throughout the body of this whole discourse , that every former part might give strength unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before .
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JO our bodies , and the diviner part in relation unto the baser of our souls ; seeing that all these concur in producing human actions , it cannot be well unless the chiefest do command and direct the rest .
JO our bodies , and the diviner part in relation unto the baser of our souls ; seeing that all these concur in producing human actions , it cannot be well unless the chiefest do command and direct the rest .
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