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... reasons , fuch as they are , why a good architect is mafter of these several arts and sciences . Sure , fays Cynthio , Mar- tial had never read Vitruvius when he threw the crier and the architect into the fame clafs . Duri fi puer ...
... reasons , fuch as they are , why a good architect is mafter of these several arts and sciences . Sure , fays Cynthio , Mar- tial had never read Vitruvius when he threw the crier and the architect into the fame clafs . Duri fi puer ...
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... reason of the long prefaces and exordiums into which it often betrays an author . There is so much time taken up in ceremony , that before they enter on their fubject the dia- logue is half ended . To avoid the fault I have found in ...
... reason of the long prefaces and exordiums into which it often betrays an author . There is so much time taken up in ceremony , that before they enter on their fubject the dia- logue is half ended . To avoid the fault I have found in ...
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... reason for . I was going to ask you , fays Eugenius , in what country you find thefe Ladies . But I fee they are fome of those imaginary perfons you told us of last night that inhabit old coins , and ap- pear no where else but on the ...
... reason for . I was going to ask you , fays Eugenius , in what country you find thefe Ladies . But I fee they are fome of those imaginary perfons you told us of last night that inhabit old coins , and ap- pear no where else but on the ...
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... reason as the poets often compare an obsti- nate refolution or a great firmness of mind , to a rock that is not to be moved by all the affaults of winds or waves . Non civium ardor prava jubentium , Non vultus inftantis tyranni , Mente ...
... reason as the poets often compare an obsti- nate refolution or a great firmness of mind , to a rock that is not to be moved by all the affaults of winds or waves . Non civium ardor prava jubentium , Non vultus inftantis tyranni , Mente ...
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... reason all your counfels go ; This is not fair ; nor profitable that : Nor t'other question proper for debate . But thou , no doubt , canft fet the business right , And give each argument its proper weight : Know'ft with an equal hand ...
... reason all your counfels go ; This is not fair ; nor profitable that : Nor t'other question proper for debate . But thou , no doubt , canft fet the business right , And give each argument its proper weight : Know'ft with an equal hand ...
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