The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 161
... mankind . Some learned men look upon this conclufion as à prediction of our Saviour , or at least that Socrates , like the high - prieft , † prophefied unknowingly , and pointed at that Divine Teacher who was to come into the world fome ...
... mankind . Some learned men look upon this conclufion as à prediction of our Saviour , or at least that Socrates , like the high - prieft , † prophefied unknowingly , and pointed at that Divine Teacher who was to come into the world fome ...
Strana 189
... mankind , except in very great minds , makes men fo giddy , that they do not fee after the fame manner they did be- fore . Thus they despise their old friends , and strive to extend their intereft to new pretenders . By this means it ...
... mankind , except in very great minds , makes men fo giddy , that they do not fee after the fame manner they did be- fore . Thus they despise their old friends , and strive to extend their intereft to new pretenders . By this means it ...
Strana 202
... mankind have of Fame , and the inexpreffible pleafure which there is in the approbation of worthy men , to all who are capable of worthy actions ; but methinks one may divide the general word FAME into three different fpecies , as it 5 ...
... mankind have of Fame , and the inexpreffible pleafure which there is in the approbation of worthy men , to all who are capable of worthy actions ; but methinks one may divide the general word FAME into three different fpecies , as it 5 ...
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