Classical Philology, 11. ciltUniversity of Chicago Press, 1916 |
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Sayfa 184 - Where comes no guest, but is allow'd to eate, Without his feare, and of thy lords owne meate: Where the same beere, and bread, and selfe-same wine, That is his Lordships, shall be also mine. And I not faine to sit (as some, this day, 6 r At great mens tables) and yet dine away.
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Sayfa 174 - His ex causis ut illi sic mihi gratulor, nec privatim magis quam publice, quod tandem homines non ad pericula, ut prius, verum ad honores virtute perveniunt.
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