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... character , he remained ftill the most important political character of his time . Whatever relates to fuch a man is interest- ing . It appears , fays Plutarch , by his ftatue ftill remaining at Athens in the temple of Diana Aristobulë ...
... character , he remained ftill the most important political character of his time . Whatever relates to fuch a man is interest- ing . It appears , fays Plutarch , by his ftatue ftill remaining at Athens in the temple of Diana Aristobulë ...
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... characters of men , is more owing to education than to any natural difference ; at least with refpect to moral character , which is the great object that I have in view . I never yet beheld that mind , as it comes from the hand of its ...
... characters of men , is more owing to education than to any natural difference ; at least with refpect to moral character , which is the great object that I have in view . I never yet beheld that mind , as it comes from the hand of its ...
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... character , 59 . Cattle , rules to be obferved by the breed- ers of , with respect to form , & c . 404 . Cave of the Weird Sifters , in Lapland , poetically described , 76 . Ceraftes , the horned viper , curious ac- count of , 123 ...
... character , 59 . Cattle , rules to be obferved by the breed- ers of , with respect to form , & c . 404 . Cave of the Weird Sifters , in Lapland , poetically described , 76 . Ceraftes , the horned viper , curious ac- count of , 123 ...
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