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Asia exiguo Isthmo annectitur maxima Orbis terrarum peninsula Africa, tria millia et triginta circiter mill German. ambitu complectens. Isthmi intercapedo est mill. xxv. Pleraque Africa inculta, et aut arenis sterilibus obducta, aut ob sitim coeli terrarumque deserta sunt, aut infestantur multo ac malefico genere animalium; in universum vasta est magis quam frequens.
He regarded moral and material improvement as depending on philosophy and science. Jam enim senior est mundus quam tune majoremque habemus rerum experientiam.
"Yes," said the boy wearily. "What mark for the verses?" said Ethel. "Quam bene." "Not optime?" "No, they were tame," Dr. Hoxton said. "What is Harry doing?" said Margaret. "He is fourth in his form. I left him at football." "Dinner!" said Flora at the door. "What will you have, Margaret?" "I'll fetch it," said Norman, who considered it his privilege to wait on Margaret at dinner.
Nec minus apud indigenas quam apud Europaeos, remedium hujusoe morbi speciale: medicamenta sunt mercurialia, majore tamen illis cum periculo, tum propter eorum mores, quum quod plerumque sub dio vivunt, omni absente medicina. Post annum primum aut alterum morbus evanescit, interdum mortem affert. Semper autem aegrotis miseris cruciatus maximus et dolores perpetui inde flunt.
Of fortuna viris, invida fortibus Quam non aequa bonis praemia diridis. Capricious Fortune ever joys, With partial hand to deal the prize, To crush the brave and cheat the wise. Fleet, June 6.
But that graue auncient writer, Cornelius Tacitus, hath a wise, briefe, pithy saying, and it is this: "Nemo tentauit inquirere in columnas Herculis, sanctiusque ac reuerentius habitum est de factis Deorum credere, quam scire."
The series of thoughts in this case is merely 'a series of names applicable to the same thing and meaning the same thing. This doctrine, as J. S. Mill remarks, is derived from Hobbes, whom Leibniz in consequence called plus quam nominalis. My belief that two and two make four explains why I give the same name to certain numbers; but the giving the name does not explain the belief.
Mackenzie continues: 'Hic primus nos a Syllogismorum servitute manumisit et Aristotelem Demostheni potius quam Ciceroni forum concedere coegit. P. 6. See ante ii. 435 and iv. 149, note 3. See ante, i. 103. See ante ii 436 See ante, i. 65. On Sept. 13, 1777, Johnson wrote: 'Boswell shrinks from the Baltick expedition, which, I think, is the best scheme in our power. Ante, iii. 134, note 1.
My own weakness nothing alters the esteem I ought to have for the force and vigour of those who deserve it: "Sunt qui nihil suadent, quam quod se imitari posse confidunt." Crawling upon the slime of the earth, I do not for all that cease to observe up in the clouds the inimitable height of some heroic souls.
But as to cowardice, it is certain that the most usual way of chastising it is by ignominy and and it is supposed that this practice brought into use by the legislator Charondas; and that, before his time, the laws of Greece punished those with death who fled from a battle; whereas he ordained only that they be for three days exposed in the public dressed in woman's attire, hoping yet for some service from them, having awakened their courage by this open shame: "Suffundere malis homims sanguinem, quam effundere."
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