Religio Medici: And Other EssaysBlackie and Son, 1906 - 236 strán (strany) |
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... speak yet more narrowly , there was never anything ugly or mis - shapen but the chaos ; wherein not- withstanding , to speak strictly , there was no deformity , because no form , nor was it yet impregnate by the voice of God . Now , na ...
... speak yet more narrowly , there was never anything ugly or mis - shapen but the chaos ; wherein not- withstanding , to speak strictly , there was no deformity , because no form , nor was it yet impregnate by the voice of God . Now , na ...
Strana 97
... speak like politicians , there is a nobility without heraldry , a natural dig- nity , whereby one man is ranked with another ; another filed before him , according to the quality of his desert and pre - eminence of his good parts ...
... speak like politicians , there is a nobility without heraldry , a natural dig- nity , whereby one man is ranked with another ; another filed before him , according to the quality of his desert and pre - eminence of his good parts ...
Strana 171
... speak , the soul had wings , in Homer , which fell not , but flew out of the body into the mansions of the dead ; who also observed that hand- some distinction of Demas and Soma , for the body conjoined to the soul and body sepa- rated ...
... speak , the soul had wings , in Homer , which fell not , but flew out of the body into the mansions of the dead ; who also observed that hand- some distinction of Demas and Soma , for the body conjoined to the soul and body sepa- rated ...
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A Letter from Sir Thomas Browne | 1 |
Authors Preface to the Reader | 7 |
Religio MediciPart 2 | 95 |
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