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Wee can easily see the face and the countenance of another, we cannot behold our owne, but by reflection onely. |
we can Easily see the face and the countenance of Another, we cannot behold our own, but by reflection only. |
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Oculis corporis magis alij oculi noti sunt, quam ipsi sibi. Nunquā enim praeter specula se vident. Aug. de Trin. l. 10. c. 3. Facies nisi in speculo non videtur. Absens enim ab aspectu nostro etiam facies ipsa, quia non ibi est quo dirigi potest. Ibid. c. 9. |
Oculis corporis magis alij oculi noti sunt, quam ipsi sibi. Nunquā enim praeter specula se vident. Aug. de Trin. l. 10. c. 3. Fancies nisi in speculo non videtur. Absens enim ab aspectu nostro etiam fancies ipsa, quia non There est quo dirigi potest. Ibid c. 9. |
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