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Page 176
... four thousand plottes ( some- what above three hundred pounds ) . The secretary of the embassy , who was sent to pay him , met the senator in his carriage , and ac- quainted him with the business he was going upon . The senator said he ...
... four thousand plottes ( some- what above three hundred pounds ) . The secretary of the embassy , who was sent to pay him , met the senator in his carriage , and ac- quainted him with the business he was going upon . The senator said he ...
Page 177
... four faculties ; four divinity professors ( formerly there were five ) who compose the ecclesiastical consistory ; two professors of civil law ; thirteen of philosophy ; and four of physic . The new pro- fessors consist of one of ...
... four faculties ; four divinity professors ( formerly there were five ) who compose the ecclesiastical consistory ; two professors of civil law ; thirteen of philosophy ; and four of physic . The new pro- fessors consist of one of ...
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... four legions only ; and to allow to each four thousand foot and two hundred horse , unless they were pressed by some great and unusual danger , when they in- creased the number to five thousand foot and three hundred horse . Their ...
... four legions only ; and to allow to each four thousand foot and two hundred horse , unless they were pressed by some great and unusual danger , when they in- creased the number to five thousand foot and three hundred horse . Their ...
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