Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel |
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... virtue and virtu- ous actions is comparable to him . " I am Testis temporum , lux veritatis , vita memoriae , magistra vitae , nuntia vetustatis . The philosopher , " saith he , " teacheth a disputative virtue , but I do an active ; his ...
... virtue and virtu- ous actions is comparable to him . " I am Testis temporum , lux veritatis , vita memoriae , magistra vitae , nuntia vetustatis . The philosopher , " saith he , " teacheth a disputative virtue , but I do an active ; his ...
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... virtue which you acknowledge in another , and hatred will not let you know it , for by reason of it you judge every thing in him to be evil and vicious ; displeasure , either rising out of con- tention or some other cause , doth the ...
... virtue which you acknowledge in another , and hatred will not let you know it , for by reason of it you judge every thing in him to be evil and vicious ; displeasure , either rising out of con- tention or some other cause , doth the ...
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... virtue of ' gravity , ' which caused it to seek the center ; fire , the virtue of ' levity , ' which caused it to move from the center . 1127 3-4 grass . . colour ] a favorite example of the limits of human knowl- edge ; cf. Donne's The ...
... virtue of ' gravity , ' which caused it to seek the center ; fire , the virtue of ' levity , ' which caused it to move from the center . 1127 3-4 grass . . colour ] a favorite example of the limits of human knowl- edge ; cf. Donne's The ...
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