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Page 84
... prove that , because the country ftill poffefles ample refources , the prefent war is either juft or ne- ceffary ... proved too much ; for , if we un- derstand him rightly , a debt of ten thousand millions would not weigh the country ...
... prove that , because the country ftill poffefles ample refources , the prefent war is either juft or ne- ceffary ... proved too much ; for , if we un- derstand him rightly , a debt of ten thousand millions would not weigh the country ...
Page 164
... prove that Phrygia did not produce a fimilar flone . " Paufanias fays that the Emperor Hadrian ( only ) dedicated the Temple of Jupiter Olympius . The ftyle of thefe remains proves them to be , with little doubt , the works of Hadrian's ...
... prove that Phrygia did not produce a fimilar flone . " Paufanias fays that the Emperor Hadrian ( only ) dedicated the Temple of Jupiter Olympius . The ftyle of thefe remains proves them to be , with little doubt , the works of Hadrian's ...
Page 181
... prove that Phrygia did not produce a fimilar ftone . Paufanias fays that the Emperor Hadrian ( only ) dedicated the Temple of Jupiter Olympius . The ftyle of thefe remains proves them to be , with little doubt , the works of Hadrian's ...
... prove that Phrygia did not produce a fimilar ftone . Paufanias fays that the Emperor Hadrian ( only ) dedicated the Temple of Jupiter Olympius . The ftyle of thefe remains proves them to be , with little doubt , the works of Hadrian's ...
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