A Philosophical Dictionary (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 de set. 2020 - 316 pàgines |
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... Roman non liquet, or thedoubtoftheAthenian academy: but only in profane matters,beitunderstood,for in sacred things, we are well aware that doubting is not permitted. The primitives, in England called Quakers,are allowed to give ...
... Roman non liquet, or thedoubtoftheAthenian academy: but only in profane matters,beitunderstood,for in sacred things, we are well aware that doubting is not permitted. The primitives, in England called Quakers,are allowed to give ...
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... Roman Empire inthe East,and tothat of the Persians; and I admire him still more forhaving kept peace in hishouse among his wives. Hechanged the face of part of Europe, one half of Asia, and nearly all Africa; nor was his religion ...
... Roman Empire inthe East,and tothat of the Persians; and I admire him still more forhaving kept peace in hishouse among his wives. Hechanged the face of part of Europe, one half of Asia, and nearly all Africa; nor was his religion ...
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... Roman people, populus late rex, were, inthis particular, far behind Matthew Lansberg, and the Lame Messenger, andthe astrologersof China, until the period when Julius Cæsar reformed the Roman year, which we have received fromhim and ...
... Roman people, populus late rex, were, inthis particular, far behind Matthew Lansberg, and the Lame Messenger, andthe astrologersof China, until the period when Julius Cæsar reformed the Roman year, which we have received fromhim and ...
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... Roman year was afterwards composed ofthree hundred and fiftyfive days—another mistake, whichwas corrected so imperfectly that, in Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed, butnever knew ...
... Roman year was afterwards composed ofthree hundred and fiftyfive days—another mistake, whichwas corrected so imperfectly that, in Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed, butnever knew ...
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... Roman senators,whose only movables were a gownofbadgreycloth, decorated witha band, the color of bull'sblood,twosmall knobs ofivory,or rather dog's bone, fixed to the arms of a woodenchair,andapiece of rancidbacon in their kitchens ...
... Roman senators,whose only movables were a gownofbadgreycloth, decorated witha band, the color of bull'sblood,twosmall knobs ofivory,or rather dog's bone, fixed to the arms of a woodenchair,andapiece of rancidbacon in their kitchens ...
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