The Spectator, Svazek 2S. Marks, 1826 |
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... Julius Cæsar : Beware of voice , and rustic cheerfulness , will go a great the month of May , ' says the British Spectator way , provided you are able to drink , and drink to his fair country - women . The caution of any thing . But I ...
... Julius Cæsar : Beware of voice , and rustic cheerfulness , will go a great the month of May , ' says the British Spectator way , provided you are able to drink , and drink to his fair country - women . The caution of any thing . But I ...
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... Julius Cæsar ; but , when you look into it , you are sure to meet with more upon Monsieur Montaigne than of either of them . The younger Scaliger , who seems to have been no great friend to this author , after having acquainted the ...
... Julius Cæsar ; but , when you look into it , you are sure to meet with more upon Monsieur Montaigne than of either of them . The younger Scaliger , who seems to have been no great friend to this author , after having acquainted the ...
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... Julius Cæsar , Augustus in a late Spectator : * the notions are drawn Cæsar , Trajan , Marcus Aurelius , and Con- from the Platonic way of thinking ; but , as stantine . Each of these great heroes of an - they contribute to raise the ...
... Julius Cæsar , Augustus in a late Spectator : * the notions are drawn Cæsar , Trajan , Marcus Aurelius , and Con- from the Platonic way of thinking ; but , as stantine . Each of these great heroes of an - they contribute to raise the ...
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