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... Virtues and Merits of the said Serene Elect , his eminent Services in War , especially in his last great Victory against the Turks and Tartars , whereof many Particulars are here related , not published before · · FAMILIAR LETTERS . 462 ...
... Virtues and Merits of the said Serene Elect , his eminent Services in War , especially in his last great Victory against the Turks and Tartars , whereof many Particulars are here related , not published before · · FAMILIAR LETTERS . 462 ...
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... virtue was for its own sake inesti- mable , and the greatest gain of a teacher to make a soul virtuous ; so Xenophon writes to Socrates , who never bar- gained with any for teaching them ; he feared not lest those who had received so ...
... virtue was for its own sake inesti- mable , and the greatest gain of a teacher to make a soul virtuous ; so Xenophon writes to Socrates , who never bar- gained with any for teaching them ; he feared not lest those who had received so ...
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... maintains that the appearance of virtue carries along with it great weight , even when simply put on for the occasion , like the dress of a trage- oft as is to be dealt with mer who pride 100 AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYMNUUS .
... maintains that the appearance of virtue carries along with it great weight , even when simply put on for the occasion , like the dress of a trage- oft as is to be dealt with mer who pride 100 AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYMNUUS .
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... virtue , he who in uttering noble sentiments has nothing but his heart to consult , who finds his habitual preferences marshalled on the side of what is good and honour- able , will unquestionably , all other things being equal ...
... virtue , he who in uttering noble sentiments has nothing but his heart to consult , who finds his habitual preferences marshalled on the side of what is good and honour- able , will unquestionably , all other things being equal ...
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... virtue and morality but gradually sunk into mere buffoons , appears to have come from Sicily , and was , perhaps , through several intermediate links , connected with Sophron . " In considering these philosophical sports , which mingled ...
... virtue and morality but gradually sunk into mere buffoons , appears to have come from Sicily , and was , perhaps , through several intermediate links , connected with Sophron . " In considering these philosophical sports , which mingled ...
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