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Pàgina 288
... Cæsar could have relieved thy Neceffities , and paid thy Debts ? You feem to be difconcerted about something . Are you apprehenfive left this Charge may be thought to extend itself to you ? I will rid you of your Apprehenfions . No body ...
... Cæsar could have relieved thy Neceffities , and paid thy Debts ? You feem to be difconcerted about something . Are you apprehenfive left this Charge may be thought to extend itself to you ? I will rid you of your Apprehenfions . No body ...
Pàgina 345
... Cæsar himself wrote to you , that you fhould refund it ; what can the World fay bad enough of fuch Impudence ? Call off but for a little those Arms which are in our View ; I will let you know the Difference betwixt Cafar's Autho- rity ...
... Cæsar himself wrote to you , that you fhould refund it ; what can the World fay bad enough of fuch Impudence ? Call off but for a little those Arms which are in our View ; I will let you know the Difference betwixt Cafar's Autho- rity ...
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