The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, 3. köideJ. Johnson, 1806 |
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... fenate into fame and high eftimation over all Greece for many ages after . And in the fame city , tyrants were to undergo legal fentence by the laws of Solon . The kings of Sparta , though defcended lineally from Hercules , efteemed a ...
... fenate into fame and high eftimation over all Greece for many ages after . And in the fame city , tyrants were to undergo legal fentence by the laws of Solon . The kings of Sparta , though defcended lineally from Hercules , efteemed a ...
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... fenate , who contrary to the opinion of M. Tullius , and all honeft men , voted to fend embaffadors to M. Antony ; and the event had been the fame , but that it pleased God Almighty in his providence , to order it otherwife , and to ...
... fenate , who contrary to the opinion of M. Tullius , and all honeft men , voted to fend embaffadors to M. Antony ; and the event had been the fame , but that it pleased God Almighty in his providence , to order it otherwife , and to ...
Page 144
... fenate . whofe fake , you fay , that childish fable of the principal men of that affembly being ftruck dead by the angel Gabriel was firft invented . And thus you confefs , that this magnificent prerogative , upon which you feem mainly ...
... fenate . whofe fake , you fay , that childish fable of the principal men of that affembly being ftruck dead by the angel Gabriel was firft invented . And thus you confefs , that this magnificent prerogative , upon which you feem mainly ...
Page 150
... fenate and the people , and their intereft in all things : we are fo far , fays he , from having any thing of our own , that we live in your houses . These things Xiphiline relates of him . So little did he arrogate aught to himfelf by ...
... fenate and the people , and their intereft in all things : we are fo far , fays he , from having any thing of our own , that we live in your houses . These things Xiphiline relates of him . So little did he arrogate aught to himfelf by ...
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... fenate fhould neglect to punish pri- vate perfons ? Would any infer , that therefore they ought not to be punished at all ? But the reafon why David was not proceeded against as a malefactor , is not much in the dark he had condemned ...
... fenate fhould neglect to punish pri- vate perfons ? Would any infer , that therefore they ought not to be punished at all ? But the reafon why David was not proceeded against as a malefactor , is not much in the dark he had condemned ...
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