The Works of Francis Bacon ...J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... Vespasian , who to lay his suit fairer , said it was for his brother ; whereas indeed it was for a piece of money . Some about Vespasian told the emperor , to cross him ; that the party his servant spoke for , was not his brother ; but ...
... Vespasian , who to lay his suit fairer , said it was for his brother ; whereas indeed it was for a piece of money . Some about Vespasian told the emperor , to cross him ; that the party his servant spoke for , was not his brother ; but ...
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... Vespasian passed from Jewry , to take upon him the empire , he went by Alexandria , where remained two famous philosophers , Apol- lonius and Euphrates . The emperor heard the discourse , touching matter of state , in the presence 62.
... Vespasian passed from Jewry , to take upon him the empire , he went by Alexandria , where remained two famous philosophers , Apol- lonius and Euphrates . The emperor heard the discourse , touching matter of state , in the presence 62.
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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