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or whosoeuer had deserued best of the Commonwealth, to haue this addition to the rest of his stile Pater patriae, a Father to his Countrie. |
or whosoever had deserved best of the Commonwealth, to have this addition to the rest of his style Pater patriae, a Father to his Country. |
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— sed Roma parentem, Roma patrem patriae Ciceronem libera dixit. Iuvenal. Satyr. 8. — patrem patriae appellauimus, vt sciret datam sibi potestatem patriam; quae est, temperatissima, liberis consulens, suaque post illos ponens. Senec. 1. de Clem. 14. |
— said Roma parentem, Roma patrem patriae Ciceronem Libera dixit. Juvenal. Satyr. 8. — patrem patriae appellauimus, vt sciret datam sibi potestatem Patriam; Quae est, temperatissima, Liberis consulens, suaque post Illos ponens. Seneca 1. de Clem. 14. |
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