The Bible of Nature, and Substance of Virtue: Condensed from the Scriptures of Eminent Cosmians, Pantheists and Physiphilanthropists, of Various Ages and Climes ...G. Vale, 1849 |
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... doth subtle luxury prepare The choicest stores of earth , of sea , and air , To welcome thee , she comes profusely drest With all the spices of the wanton east ; To pleasure thee , e'en lazy luxury toils , The roughest sea puts on ...
... doth subtle luxury prepare The choicest stores of earth , of sea , and air , To welcome thee , she comes profusely drest With all the spices of the wanton east ; To pleasure thee , e'en lazy luxury toils , The roughest sea puts on ...
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... doth confus'dly mix and perish there ; Or through vast shades , and horrid silence go To visit brimstone caves , and pools below Or into beasts retires- T wo H A These fears , that darkness that o'erspreads our souls Day can't disperse ...
... doth confus'dly mix and perish there ; Or through vast shades , and horrid silence go To visit brimstone caves , and pools below Or into beasts retires- T wo H A These fears , that darkness that o'erspreads our souls Day can't disperse ...
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... , They shake the nerves ; now whatsoe'er doth touch , Or can be touch'd , that must be granted such . Drops hollow stones ; and whilst we plough , the share · Grows less ; the streets by often treading wear 29 LUCRETIUS '
... , They shake the nerves ; now whatsoe'er doth touch , Or can be touch'd , that must be granted such . Drops hollow stones ; and whilst we plough , the share · Grows less ; the streets by often treading wear 29 LUCRETIUS '
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... doth climb , Then falls to th ' feet , and visits every limb : Trees grow , and at due seasons yield their fruit , Because the juice drawn by the laboring root Doth rise i'th ' trunk , and through the branches shoot . Lastly , if from ...
... doth climb , Then falls to th ' feet , and visits every limb : Trees grow , and at due seasons yield their fruit , Because the juice drawn by the laboring root Doth rise i'th ' trunk , and through the branches shoot . Lastly , if from ...
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... Doth move to make , and to dissolve things made . ' Tis certain now no seed to seed adheres , Unmov'd , and fixt ; for every thing appears Worn out and wasted by devouring years ; Still wasting , till it vanishes away , And yet the mass ...
... Doth move to make , and to dissolve things made . ' Tis certain now no seed to seed adheres , Unmov'd , and fixt ; for every thing appears Worn out and wasted by devouring years ; Still wasting , till it vanishes away , And yet the mass ...
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actions æther animals appetites Aristotle Atheism beasts behold blood body brutes cause Cicero common contrary corruption creatures cruelty dead death delight Democritus diseases divine doth duty e'en earth elements Empedocles Epictetus Epicurus equal eternal evil father fear flesh force give gods happiness hath heaven honor Houyhnhnm human hypocrites immortal justice kill kind laws liberty ligion likewise limbs live luxury mankind manner marriage matter mind misery monads moral murder nations Nature Nature's never nil posse opinion pain passions peace Pekah Pharisees philosophers Plato pleasure Plutarch poor prince principle Pythagoras Pythagoreans reason religion rich seeds sense slaves society soul species spirit Stoics subsist substance suffer taught things Thou shalt thought tion transmigration truth ture Universe unto Van Benthuysen virtue warring children whence whole wicked words Xenocrates Xenophanes
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