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Pagina 138
... Socrates was an extraordinary Instance of this Nature . There chanced to be a great Physiogno- Should'st thou be honest , thou'rt a dev'lish Cheat . mist in his Time at Athens , who had made I have seen a very ingenious Author on this ...
... Socrates was an extraordinary Instance of this Nature . There chanced to be a great Physiogno- Should'st thou be honest , thou'rt a dev'lish Cheat . mist in his Time at Athens , who had made I have seen a very ingenious Author on this ...
Pagina 299
... Socrates then asks him , If after [ receiving ] this great Favour he would be content [ ed ] to lose his Life ? or if he would receive it though he was sure he should make an ill Use of it ? To both which Questions Alcibiades answers in ...
... Socrates then asks him , If after [ receiving ] this great Favour he would be content [ ed ] to lose his Life ? or if he would receive it though he was sure he should make an ill Use of it ? To both which Questions Alcibiades answers in ...
Pagina 308
... Socrates , which is quoted by Erasmus . This great Phi- losopher on the Day of his Execution , a little before the Draught of Poison was brought to him , entertaining his Friends with a Discourse on the Immortality of the Soul , has ...
... Socrates , which is quoted by Erasmus . This great Phi- losopher on the Day of his Execution , a little before the Draught of Poison was brought to him , entertaining his Friends with a Discourse on the Immortality of the Soul , has ...
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