The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Band 4J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... use them judicioufly . But I might alfo produce example , as Diodorus among the Greeks , Livy and others among the Latins , Polydore and Virunnius accounted among our own writers . I intend not with controverfies and quotations to delay ...
... use them judicioufly . But I might alfo produce example , as Diodorus among the Greeks , Livy and others among the Latins , Polydore and Virunnius accounted among our own writers . I intend not with controverfies and quotations to delay ...
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... use of arms . Next day the Britons afar off upon the hills begin to show themselves here and there , and though lefs boldly than before , to fkirmish with the Roman horfe . But at noon Cæfar having fent out three legions , and all his ...
... use of arms . Next day the Britons afar off upon the hills begin to show themselves here and there , and though lefs boldly than before , to fkirmish with the Roman horfe . But at noon Cæfar having fent out three legions , and all his ...
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... use the fame licence them- felves . Moreover the temple erected to Claudius as a badge of their eternal flavery , ftood a great eyefore ; the priests whereof , under pretext of what was due to the religious fervice , wafted and ...
... use the fame licence them- felves . Moreover the temple erected to Claudius as a badge of their eternal flavery , ftood a great eyefore ; the priests whereof , under pretext of what was due to the religious fervice , wafted and ...
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... use promifcuously the company of divers men . Whom ftraight the British woman boldly thus anfwered : " Much better do we Britons fulfil the work of nature than you Romans ; we with the best men accuftom open- ly ; you with the bafeft ...
... use promifcuously the company of divers men . Whom ftraight the British woman boldly thus anfwered : " Much better do we Britons fulfil the work of nature than you Romans ; we with the best men accuftom open- ly ; you with the bafeft ...
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... use of fo great an advantage was not their skill . " To other causes therefore , and not to the want of " force , or warlike manhood in the Britons , both those , " and these lately , we must impute the ill hufbanding of " those fair ...
... use of fo great an advantage was not their skill . " To other causes therefore , and not to the want of " force , or warlike manhood in the Britons , both those , " and these lately , we must impute the ill hufbanding of " those fair ...
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