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Page 49
... mind , de- claring that he submitted to his enemies , and to witnesses who had testified such shameful falsehoods ; who would however , on some future day , give an account of what they had said , to a God who could not be deceived ...
... mind , de- claring that he submitted to his enemies , and to witnesses who had testified such shameful falsehoods ; who would however , on some future day , give an account of what they had said , to a God who could not be deceived ...
Page 50
... mind . When he arrived at the place of execution , he stripped himself of his garments , and knelt down before the stake , to which he was soon after tied with wet ropes and a chain . Then great pieces of wood , intermixed with straw ...
... mind . When he arrived at the place of execution , he stripped himself of his garments , and knelt down before the stake , to which he was soon after tied with wet ropes and a chain . Then great pieces of wood , intermixed with straw ...
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... mind , these reflections will prove a grateful and valuable acquisition . Many observations of a similar nature , it is true , are to be found among the writings of other moralists and essayists ; yet we cannot refuse to this author all ...
... mind , these reflections will prove a grateful and valuable acquisition . Many observations of a similar nature , it is true , are to be found among the writings of other moralists and essayists ; yet we cannot refuse to this author all ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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