The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... turn . That part of fate he holdeth , first on them . Tib . That nature , blood , and laws of kind forbid . Sej . Do policy and state forbid it ? Tib . No. Sej . The rest of poor respects , then , let go by ; State is enough to make the ...
... turn . That part of fate he holdeth , first on them . Tib . That nature , blood , and laws of kind forbid . Sej . Do policy and state forbid it ? Tib . No. Sej . The rest of poor respects , then , let go by ; State is enough to make the ...
51. lappuse
... Lib xxviii . cap . 2. Pollices , cum faveamus , premere etiam proverbio jubemur . De interp . loci , vid . Ang . Pol . Miscell . cap . xlii . et Turn . Adver . Lib . xi . cap . vi . Sej . First , Caius Silius ; He is the SEJANUS . 51.
... Lib xxviii . cap . 2. Pollices , cum faveamus , premere etiam proverbio jubemur . De interp . loci , vid . Ang . Pol . Miscell . cap . xlii . et Turn . Adver . Lib . xi . cap . vi . Sej . First , Caius Silius ; He is the SEJANUS . 51.
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... turn aside those blocks , Which I alone could not remove with safety . Drusus once gone , Germanicus ' three sons P Would clog my way ; whose guards have too much faith To be corrupted : and their mother known Of too , too unreproved a ...
... turn aside those blocks , Which I alone could not remove with safety . Drusus once gone , Germanicus ' three sons P Would clog my way ; whose guards have too much faith To be corrupted : and their mother known Of too , too unreproved a ...
58. lappuse
... Turn to your loss and danger : for your state Is waited on by envies , as by eyes ; And every second guest your tables take Is a fee'd spy , to observe who goes , who comes ; What conference you have , with whom , where , when , What ...
... Turn to your loss and danger : for your state Is waited on by envies , as by eyes ; And every second guest your tables take Is a fee'd spy , to observe who goes , who comes ; What conference you have , with whom , where , when , What ...
60. lappuse
... turn'd away . Nero . Ha ! Sil . Toys , mere toys : What wisdom's now in th ' streets , in the common mouth ? Dru . jun . Fears , whisperings , tumults , noise , I know not what : They say the Senate sit . " • Tac . Ann . Lib . iv . pp ...
... turn'd away . Nero . Ha ! Sil . Toys , mere toys : What wisdom's now in th ' streets , in the common mouth ? Dru . jun . Fears , whisperings , tumults , noise , I know not what : They say the Senate sit . " • Tac . Ann . Lib . iv . pp ...
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