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... cause of your own , you omit the occasion itself . There is no man so savage in whom resteth not this divine particle , that there is an omni- potent , eternal and divine mover , which may be called God . Cleanthes . I am of this mind ...
... cause of your own , you omit the occasion itself . There is no man so savage in whom resteth not this divine particle , that there is an omni- potent , eternal and divine mover , which may be called God . Cleanthes . I am of this mind ...
Page 94
... cause , for that there is no malice to withstand it . It may be an unquenchable thirst of conquering maketh him unquiet . It is not unlikely his long ease hath altered his humour ; that he should be in love it is not impossible ...
... cause , for that there is no malice to withstand it . It may be an unquenchable thirst of conquering maketh him unquiet . It is not unlikely his long ease hath altered his humour ; that he should be in love it is not impossible ...
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... causes are contrary . For it is only a dryness in your brains that keepeth you from rest . But- Sappho . But what ... cause [ of melancholy ] . It causeth dryness of the brain , frenzy , dotage ... as Lemnius hath it . ' Sappho seems ...
... causes are contrary . For it is only a dryness in your brains that keepeth you from rest . But- Sappho . But what ... cause [ of melancholy ] . It causeth dryness of the brain , frenzy , dotage ... as Lemnius hath it . ' Sappho seems ...
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