 | Sir Philip Sidney - 1923 - 468 страници
...Gods: Not taught i so by Poets, but followed according to their nature of imitation. Who list may read in Plutarch, the discourses of Isis and Osiris, of the cause why Oracles ceased, of the divine providence, Si see whether the Theology of that nation, stood not upon such dreams, which the... | |
 | Ernest Rhys - 1927 - 342 страници
...stoode upon many, and many-fashioned Gods, not taught so by the Poets, but followed, according to their nature of imitation. Who list, may reade in Plutarch,...and Osiris, of the cause why Oracles ceased, of the divine providence ; and see, whether the Theologie of that nation, stood not upon such dreames, which... | |
 | George Reuben Potter - 1928 - 640 страници
...gods; not taught so by poets, but followed according to their nature of imitation. Who list may read in Plutarch the discourses of Isis and Osiris, of the cause why oracles ceased, of the divine providence, and see whether the theology of that nation stood not upon such dreams, which the... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1983 - 580 страници
...gods, not taught so by poets, but followed according to their nature of imitation. Who list may read in Plutarch the discourses of Isis and Osiris, of the cause why oracles ceased, of the divine providence, and see whether the theology of that nation stood not upon such dreams which the... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 2002 - 182 страници
...gods, not taught so by poets, but followed according to their nature of imitation. Who list may read in Plutarch the discourses of Isis and Osiris, of the cause why oracles ceased, of the divine providence, and see whether the theology of that nation stood not upon such dreams, which the... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1915 - 242 страници
...stoode upon many and manyfashioned Gods, not taught so by the Poets, but followed according to their nature of imitation. Who list, may reade in Plutarch the discourses of his and Osiris, of the cause why Oracles ceased, of the divine providence : and see whether the Theologie... | |
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Who list may read in Plutarch the discourses of Isis and Osiris, of the cause why oracles ceased, of the divine providence, and see whether the... 
