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58. oldal
... fortune , and not to their skill or energy . Thus Sylla surnamed himself " the Fortunate , " not " the Great : " and Cæsar ( better in this instance than the last ) said to the master of the ship , " You carry Cæsar and his fortune ...
... fortune , and not to their skill or energy . Thus Sylla surnamed himself " the Fortunate , " not " the Great : " and Cæsar ( better in this instance than the last ) said to the master of the ship , " You carry Cæsar and his fortune ...
71. oldal
... fortune . And so much for the two summary precepts of this Architecture of Fortune ; whereof the scattered precepts are numerous , but I will select a few for example's sake . The first precept is that the carpenter of fortune should ...
... fortune . And so much for the two summary precepts of this Architecture of Fortune ; whereof the scattered precepts are numerous , but I will select a few for example's sake . The first precept is that the carpenter of fortune should ...
72. oldal
... fortune , than the obtaining of fortune will remove the impediments of the mind . In the second place I set down wealth and means , which many perhaps would have placed first , because of their great use in everything ; but that opinion ...
... fortune , than the obtaining of fortune will remove the impediments of the mind . In the second place I set down wealth and means , which many perhaps would have placed first , because of their great use in everything ; but that opinion ...
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