An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 1Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... fears by a letter supposed to be addressed to a doctor of the Sor- boune by a Roman Catholic ; the only means at that time of getting its publication allowed at Paris . He adopted a theological argument on the occasion , because in the ...
... fears by a letter supposed to be addressed to a doctor of the Sor- boune by a Roman Catholic ; the only means at that time of getting its publication allowed at Paris . He adopted a theological argument on the occasion , because in the ...
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... fear- ful . The demand was so great , especially from the book- sellers of other countries , that the publisher had to print one thousand additional copies , and to estimate the suc- ceeding volumes at a correspondent number . So high ...
... fear- ful . The demand was so great , especially from the book- sellers of other countries , that the publisher had to print one thousand additional copies , and to estimate the suc- ceeding volumes at a correspondent number . So high ...
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... fear of assassination than of poison , and compared himself to him whom the tyrant of Syracuse placed at his table under a sword which hung only by one thread . It must be admitted , that the misfortune of Abelard , and the cause of it ...
... fear of assassination than of poison , and compared himself to him whom the tyrant of Syracuse placed at his table under a sword which hung only by one thread . It must be admitted , that the misfortune of Abelard , and the cause of it ...
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... fear of danger made him reason ill , are mistaken ; " There is no fear of God in this country , " said he ; “ and they will kill me because of my wife . " He believed therefore , that those who would make no scruple to kill a man ...
... fear of danger made him reason ill , are mistaken ; " There is no fear of God in this country , " said he ; “ and they will kill me because of my wife . " He believed therefore , that those who would make no scruple to kill a man ...
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... fear is not the worst passage of this history . Who does not know the underhand dealings of David , in order to destroy the husband of his mistress ? The desire of being well treated , as being the brother of the beautiful Sarah , is ...
... fear is not the worst passage of this history . Who does not know the underhand dealings of David , in order to destroy the husband of his mistress ? The desire of being well treated , as being the brother of the beautiful Sarah , is ...
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