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Methinks , with your favour , you should remember ( Martius ) that wild and
savage people are like beasts and birds , which are feræ naturæ , the property of
which passeth with the possession , and goeth to the occupant ; but of civil
people , it ...
Methinks , with your favour , you should remember ( Martius ) that wild and
savage people are like beasts and birds , which are feræ naturæ , the property of
which passeth with the possession , and goeth to the occupant ; but of civil
people , it ...
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And much like were the case , if you suppose a nation where the custom were ,
that after full age the sons should expulse their fathers and mothers out of their
possessions , and put them to their pensions : for these cases , of women to
govern ...
And much like were the case , if you suppose a nation where the custom were ,
that after full age the sons should expulse their fathers and mothers out of their
possessions , and put them to their pensions : for these cases , of women to
govern ...
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Now for examples proving the weakness of states possessed of large territories , I
will use only two , eminent and selected . The first shall be of the kingdom of
Persia , which extended from Egypt inclusive unto Bactria and the borders of the
...
Now for examples proving the weakness of states possessed of large territories , I
will use only two , eminent and selected . The first shall be of the kingdom of
Persia , which extended from Egypt inclusive unto Bactria and the borders of the
...
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ciation to any part of their territory , whereof they had once had a constant and
quiet possession . And yet nevertheless , immediately after the short reign of
Jovianus , and towards the end of the joint - reign of Valentinianus and Valens ,
which ...
ciation to any part of their territory , whereof they had once had a constant and
quiet possession . And yet nevertheless , immediately after the short reign of
Jovianus , and towards the end of the joint - reign of Valentinianus and Valens ,
which ...
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After , when Cæsar and Pompey took arms one against the other , and Pompey
had passed the seas , and Civsar possessed Italy , Cicero stayed somewhat long
in Italy , but at last sailed over to join with Pompey ; who when he came unto him
...
After , when Cæsar and Pompey took arms one against the other , and Pompey
had passed the seas , and Civsar possessed Italy , Cicero stayed somewhat long
in Italy , but at last sailed over to join with Pompey ; who when he came unto him
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen7 Works, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | Longmans & Company, 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 31 Ene. 2008 |
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