The Classical Journal, 30 tomasA. J. Valpay., 1824 |
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... respects and the tribute due to his superior . The fixed and immutable mode of treating with the Chinese governments , is that of transmitting in writing the demands to The same ridiculous vanity prevails at Marocco : a late Emperor ...
... respects and the tribute due to his superior . The fixed and immutable mode of treating with the Chinese governments , is that of transmitting in writing the demands to The same ridiculous vanity prevails at Marocco : a late Emperor ...
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... respecting TO the one , or the supreme principle of all things . For Plato says , at the conclusion of the first hypothesis of that dialogue : Ουδ ' αρα ονομα εστι αυτῷ , ουδε λογος , ουδε τις επιστημη , ουδε αισθησις , ουδε δόξα . εν ...
... respecting TO the one , or the supreme principle of all things . For Plato says , at the conclusion of the first hypothesis of that dialogue : Ουδ ' αρα ονομα εστι αυτῷ , ουδε λογος , ουδε τις επιστημη , ουδε αισθησις , ουδε δόξα . εν ...
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... respect ; for he is the father of gods , of partial souls , and of souls that voluntarily embrace an intellectual and Jovian life . " But by partial souls , Proclus means souls of a human characteristic . And Jupiter , according to the ...
... respect ; for he is the father of gods , of partial souls , and of souls that voluntarily embrace an intellectual and Jovian life . " But by partial souls , Proclus means souls of a human characteristic . And Jupiter , according to the ...
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... respect to Jupiter , the oracles given to him by Night , manifestly call him not the first , but the fifth immortal king of the gods . ' Hence , according to Syrianus , the first of the royal series of divinities is Ericapaus or Phanes ...
... respect to Jupiter , the oracles given to him by Night , manifestly call him not the first , but the fifth immortal king of the gods . ' Hence , according to Syrianus , the first of the royal series of divinities is Ericapaus or Phanes ...
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... respects to Neptune , says the poet , spumantia cedunt Equora , castarum gressus venerata Dearum . Non ludit Galatea procax ; non improbus audet Tangere Cymothoën Triton ; totoque severos Indicit mores pelago pudor , ipsaque Proteus ...
... respects to Neptune , says the poet , spumantia cedunt Equora , castarum gressus venerata Dearum . Non ludit Galatea procax ; non improbus audet Tangere Cymothoën Triton ; totoque severos Indicit mores pelago pudor , ipsaque Proteus ...
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