A Philosophical Dictionary (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 de set. 2020 - 316 pàgines |
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... ridiculous, especially when Clelia, Horatius Cocles, and otherrudeand austere Romans set outonthe voyage; but this geographical chart at least shows us that love has various lodgings, and that the sameword doesnot always signify thesame ...
... ridiculous, especially when Clelia, Horatius Cocles, and otherrudeand austere Romans set outonthe voyage; but this geographical chart at least shows us that love has various lodgings, and that the sameword doesnot always signify thesame ...
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... ridiculous as those which are lavished on Octaviusby Virgil and Horace. ADULTERY. We are not indebted for this expression to the Greeks; they called adultery moicheia, from which came the Latin mœchus, which we have not adopted. We owe ...
... ridiculous as those which are lavished on Octaviusby Virgil and Horace. ADULTERY. We are not indebted for this expression to the Greeks; they called adultery moicheia, from which came the Latin mœchus, which we have not adopted. We owe ...
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... ridiculous education. Their mothers,in order to console them, teach them to look for liberty in marriage. Scarcely have they lived a year with their husbands when theybecome impatientto ascertainthe force oftheir attractions.A youngwife ...
... ridiculous education. Their mothers,in order to console them, teach them to look for liberty in marriage. Scarcely have they lived a year with their husbands when theybecome impatientto ascertainthe force oftheir attractions.A youngwife ...
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... ridiculous. There canbe nodoubt thatAlexander subduedthatpart of India whichlieson this side the Ganges andwas tributaryto the Persians. Mr. Holwell, who lived for thirty years among the Brahmins of Benares andthe neighboring countries ...
... ridiculous. There canbe nodoubt thatAlexander subduedthatpart of India whichlieson this side the Ganges andwas tributaryto the Persians. Mr. Holwell, who lived for thirty years among the Brahmins of Benares andthe neighboring countries ...
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... ridiculous questions, promising them very seriously thathe who gave theworst answers should be hanged the first, and the rest indueorder. This reminds usof Nebuchadonosor, who would absolutely put his magitodeath ifthey didnot divine ...
... ridiculous questions, promising them very seriously thathe who gave theworst answers should be hanged the first, and the rest indueorder. This reminds usof Nebuchadonosor, who would absolutely put his magitodeath ifthey didnot divine ...
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