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... shall now , with our author , take leave of Athens ; where , fays he , the turbulencies which arose on the death of Beker , the chief of the black eunuchs , occafioned fome obftruction to our pursuits ; and the infolent rapacity of the ...
... shall now , with our author , take leave of Athens ; where , fays he , the turbulencies which arose on the death of Beker , the chief of the black eunuchs , occafioned fome obftruction to our pursuits ; and the infolent rapacity of the ...
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... shall write and publish that which is in fact a new dif covery to himself , and which he imagines will be fo to the public , but which shall appear , on farther inquiry , to have been already dif- covered and communicated . This , it is ...
... shall write and publish that which is in fact a new dif covery to himself , and which he imagines will be fo to the public , but which shall appear , on farther inquiry , to have been already dif- covered and communicated . This , it is ...
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... shall equally ferve both editions , are precluded : but , as there is in both impreffions an index to the feveral articles at the end of each volume , we fhall merely name the perfonages whofe lives or peculiarities have furnished the ...
... shall equally ferve both editions , are precluded : but , as there is in both impreffions an index to the feveral articles at the end of each volume , we fhall merely name the perfonages whofe lives or peculiarities have furnished the ...
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Giborne on the Duties of Men | 2 |
Glaffes Sermon | 11 |
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