Rural Philosophy: Or, Reflections on Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness : Chiefly in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the CountryA. Strahan, 1804 - 383 من الصفحات |
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... Cicero , speak- ing of the Greek philosophers , who were probably as enlightened as those of any other country , declares it to have been their common opinion , that the gods were never angry , nor did harm to any one * : whence we may ...
... Cicero , speak- ing of the Greek philosophers , who were probably as enlightened as those of any other country , declares it to have been their common opinion , that the gods were never angry , nor did harm to any one * : whence we may ...
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... Cicero may serve as a specimen : Thrice happy , if his happiness he knows , The country swain , on whom kind heav'n bestows At home all riches that wise nature needs , Whom the just earth with easy plenty feeds . Free from th ' alarms ...
... Cicero may serve as a specimen : Thrice happy , if his happiness he knows , The country swain , on whom kind heav'n bestows At home all riches that wise nature needs , Whom the just earth with easy plenty feeds . Free from th ' alarms ...
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... Quamquam me quidem non fructus modò sed etiam ipsius terræ vis ac natura delectat . Cicero de Senectute , cap . 15 . serious calamity ; he is anxious to lay in happily R 3 SECT . 1. ] Pleasures of Rural Independence , & c . 245.
... Quamquam me quidem non fructus modò sed etiam ipsius terræ vis ac natura delectat . Cicero de Senectute , cap . 15 . serious calamity ; he is anxious to lay in happily R 3 SECT . 1. ] Pleasures of Rural Independence , & c . 245.
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