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... Plato. And truly even Plato whosoever well considereth, shall find that in the body of his work though the inside and strength were philosophy, the skin as it were and beauty depended most of poetry. For all standeth upon dialogues ...
... Plato. And truly even Plato whosoever well considereth, shall find that in the body of his work though the inside and strength were philosophy, the skin as it were and beauty depended most of poetry. For all standeth upon dialogues ...
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... Plato, but mine showeth forth her honorable face in the battles of Marathon, Pharsalia, Poitiers, and Agincourt. He teacheth virtue by certain abstract considerations, hut I only bid you follow the footing of them that have gone before ...
... Plato, but mine showeth forth her honorable face in the battles of Marathon, Pharsalia, Poitiers, and Agincourt. He teacheth virtue by certain abstract considerations, hut I only bid you follow the footing of them that have gone before ...
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... Plato and Boethius well knew, and therefore made Mistress Philosophy very often borrow the masking raiment of Poesy. For even those hard-hearted evil men who think virtue a school-name, and know no other good but indulgcre gcniof and ...
... Plato and Boethius well knew, and therefore made Mistress Philosophy very often borrow the masking raiment of Poesy. For even those hard-hearted evil men who think virtue a school-name, and know no other good but indulgcre gcniof and ...
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... Plato and Tully be true, that who could see virtue would ce wonderfully ravished with the love of her beauty, this man setteth her out to make her more lovely, in her holiday apparel, to the eye of any that will deign not to disdain ...
... Plato and Tully be true, that who could see virtue would ce wonderfully ravished with the love of her beauty, this man setteth her out to make her more lovely, in her holiday apparel, to the eye of any that will deign not to disdain ...
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... Plato banished them out of his Commonwealth. Truly this is much, if there be much truth in it. First, to the first, that a man might better spend his time is a reason indeed ; but it doth, as they say, but petere prin- cipium.M For if ...
... Plato banished them out of his Commonwealth. Truly this is much, if there be much truth in it. First, to the first, that a man might better spend his time is a reason indeed ; but it doth, as they say, but petere prin- cipium.M For if ...
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