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Page 20
... Dignity , whom you so often marked out to bleed , as foon as you took your Place , left the Quarter where you fat , bare and folitary ! Will not all this chafe you into Defpan ? By Heavens , if my Slaves should have an Horror i for i ...
... Dignity , whom you so often marked out to bleed , as foon as you took your Place , left the Quarter where you fat , bare and folitary ! Will not all this chafe you into Defpan ? By Heavens , if my Slaves should have an Horror i for i ...
Page 60
... Dignity Defilement , Regularity Riot ; on one side are ranged Equity , Temperance , Courage , Prudence , and every Virtue ; on the other , Iniquity , Luxury , Cowardice , Rafh- ness , with every Vice ; laftly , the Struggle lies between ...
... Dignity Defilement , Regularity Riot ; on one side are ranged Equity , Temperance , Courage , Prudence , and every Virtue ; on the other , Iniquity , Luxury , Cowardice , Rafh- ness , with every Vice ; laftly , the Struggle lies between ...
Page 69
... Dignity , he was obliged to put in for being Pretor a fecond Time , during which Prætorship , he was put to Death for this Confpiracy . Thefe were Gauls , who paffing the Alps , fettled on the Ita- lian Side , in thofe Parts now called ...
... Dignity , he was obliged to put in for being Pretor a fecond Time , during which Prætorship , he was put to Death for this Confpiracy . Thefe were Gauls , who paffing the Alps , fettled on the Ita- lian Side , in thofe Parts now called ...
Page 93
... Dignity flowing from you , or in Glory derived from Virtue ; at least , none that I should wish to afcend . This , O Romans ! will I certainly effect : In my private Capacity , I will protect and grace whatever I have acted in my Confu ...
... Dignity flowing from you , or in Glory derived from Virtue ; at least , none that I should wish to afcend . This , O Romans ! will I certainly effect : In my private Capacity , I will protect and grace whatever I have acted in my Confu ...
Page 97
... Dignity and Security . I , FATHERS Conscript , am that Conful to whom the Forum , that Center of all Equity ; to whom the Field hallowed by confular Auf- pices ; to whom the Senate - House , the highest Tribunal of Relief to all Nations ...
... Dignity and Security . I , FATHERS Conscript , am that Conful to whom the Forum , that Center of all Equity ; to whom the Field hallowed by confular Auf- pices ; to whom the Senate - House , the highest Tribunal of Relief to all Nations ...
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