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like the Philosophers Acroamata, that while it is understood by the Wise and Learned, it may not be obnoxious to the Ignorant and Captious , upon the best Judgment I can make with my little Parts and Reading, having nothing but Truth and Faith before my Eyes: |
like the Philosophers Acroamata, that while it is understood by the Wise and Learned, it may not be obnoxious to the Ignorant and Captious, upon the best Judgement I can make with my little Parts and Reading, having nothing but Truth and Faith before my Eyes: |
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Carpere & Detrahere vel imperiti possunt, doctorum autem est & qui laborantium novere sudorem vel lassis mauum porrigere, vel errantibus iter ostendere. Hieron. in Jon. c. 4. |
Carpere & Detract vel imperiti possunt, doctorum autem est & qui laborantium novere sudorem vel lassis mauum porrigere, vel errantibus iter ostendere. Hieron. in Jon. c. 4. |
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