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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 alii oculi noti sunt, quam ipsi sibi. Nunquam 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 alii oculi noti sunt, quam ipsi sibi. Never 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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