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Pagina 41
... took what appeared to them most worthy of observation , and dres- sed them in their own style . Others , again , having be- fore them several authors who wrote on the same sub- ject , took passages from each , united them , and thus ...
... took what appeared to them most worthy of observation , and dres- sed them in their own style . Others , again , having be- fore them several authors who wrote on the same sub- ject , took passages from each , united them , and thus ...
Pagina 84
... took the first opportunity of upbraiding him with his ingra- titude to the Catholics , and deserting the religion whose professors had by their prayers obtained such a signal victory . To this Socinios replied in general , that he had ...
... took the first opportunity of upbraiding him with his ingra- titude to the Catholics , and deserting the religion whose professors had by their prayers obtained such a signal victory . To this Socinios replied in general , that he had ...
Pagina 109
... took the name of Flaccus Albinus . Most nations have now their academies ; but Italy has the greatest number . Many flourishing academies existed in France before the revolution . Most of them were established by Louis XIV . We have but ...
... took the name of Flaccus Albinus . Most nations have now their academies ; but Italy has the greatest number . Many flourishing academies existed in France before the revolution . Most of them were established by Louis XIV . We have but ...
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