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76. oldal
... greater number than of the wise and good : if any one , I say , takes pleasure in such kind of corrupt wisdom , I ... greater being the greater curse ; " and " that all virtue is most rewarded , and all wickedness most punished in itself ...
... greater number than of the wise and good : if any one , I say , takes pleasure in such kind of corrupt wisdom , I ... greater being the greater curse ; " and " that all virtue is most rewarded , and all wickedness most punished in itself ...
146. oldal
... Greater Medians which blow half way between the Cardinal and Semi - cardinal , and the rest the Lesser Medians . The particular division of the winds is shown in the following table : MED . DINAL . GREATER SEMI- CARD . GREATER CAR- MED ...
... Greater Medians which blow half way between the Cardinal and Semi - cardinal , and the rest the Lesser Medians . The particular division of the winds is shown in the following table : MED . DINAL . GREATER SEMI- CARD . GREATER CAR- MED ...
438. oldal
... greater earthquakes ( greater I mean in extent , not in violence ) , which happen seldom , may be rightly compared to the comets of which I spoke , that are themselves likewise uncommon ; so that it is true , as I said at first , that ...
... greater earthquakes ( greater I mean in extent , not in violence ) , which happen seldom , may be rightly compared to the comets of which I spoke , that are themselves likewise uncommon ; so that it is true , as I said at first , that ...
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