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Page xiv
... omitted Essay " Of Honour and Reputation , " the Religious Meditations , and the Colours of Good and Evil ; and in the same year another reprint was issued by the same publisher with a new title page and the printer's errors of the ...
... omitted Essay " Of Honour and Reputation , " the Religious Meditations , and the Colours of Good and Evil ; and in the same year another reprint was issued by the same publisher with a new title page and the printer's errors of the ...
Page xvi
... omitted , and their place supplied by those Of Honour and Reputation , ' and ' Of Seditions and Troubles , ' the latter of which had not as yet appeared in English . The dedication to Cosmo , Grand Duke of Tuscany , was written by Mr ...
... omitted , and their place supplied by those Of Honour and Reputation , ' and ' Of Seditions and Troubles , ' the latter of which had not as yet appeared in English . The dedication to Cosmo , Grand Duke of Tuscany , was written by Mr ...
Page 273
... matters , that breaketh his minde to much in small observations ? not to vse cere- monies at all , is to teache others not to vse them againe , and so diminish his respect : especially T they are not to be omitted to straungers , and.
... matters , that breaketh his minde to much in small observations ? not to vse cere- monies at all , is to teache others not to vse them againe , and so diminish his respect : especially T they are not to be omitted to straungers , and.
Page 274
Francis Bacon. they are not to be omitted to straungers , and straunge natures : among a mans equalls a man shallbe sure of familiarity , and therefore it is good a litle to keepe state : among a mans infe- riours a man shallbe sure of ...
Francis Bacon. they are not to be omitted to straungers , and straunge natures : among a mans equalls a man shallbe sure of familiarity , and therefore it is good a litle to keepe state : among a mans infe- riours a man shallbe sure of ...
Page 295
... omitted in the Latin . [ 5 ] or vary : omitted in the Latin . [ 20 ] Closenesse , Reservation , and Secrecy : Lat . Taci- turnitas . [ 30 ] Antith . XXVIII ; Taciturnitas confessoris virtus . Taciturno nil reticetur ; quia omnia tuto ...
... omitted in the Latin . [ 5 ] or vary : omitted in the Latin . [ 20 ] Closenesse , Reservation , and Secrecy : Lat . Taci- turnitas . [ 30 ] Antith . XXVIII ; Taciturnitas confessoris virtus . Taciturno nil reticetur ; quia omnia tuto ...
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