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The commentators Marcinus , Ficinus and Plantinus , say Plato was writing literally , not allegorically , of which it seems impossible that any person should have a doubt . Eudoxus would have us calculate these years after the manner of ...
The commentators Marcinus , Ficinus and Plantinus , say Plato was writing literally , not allegorically , of which it seems impossible that any person should have a doubt . Eudoxus would have us calculate these years after the manner of ...
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Two days after his departure , he expired suddenly in the neighbourhood of Taes , and no person doubts that he was poisoned , by command of the Imam of Sana . Mr. Buckingham observes , that it is inconceivable how he could have brought ...
Two days after his departure , he expired suddenly in the neighbourhood of Taes , and no person doubts that he was poisoned , by command of the Imam of Sana . Mr. Buckingham observes , that it is inconceivable how he could have brought ...
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For the rest , there is a philosophical ground for a mature man's speaking of his former self , under the third person , for his saying not " I did so and so , " but " the boy did , " inasmuch as there is no moral identity of the ...
For the rest , there is a philosophical ground for a mature man's speaking of his former self , under the third person , for his saying not " I did so and so , " but " the boy did , " inasmuch as there is no moral identity of the ...
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in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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