| Plutarch - Greece - 1795 - 452 pages
...happy than the con" querors ; not only in refped of the pait, but in my pre" lent fituation. 'I (hall leave behind me that reputation " for virtue, which...will never acquire. For pofterity will not fcruple to be" lieve and declare, that they were an abandoned fet of " men, who deftroyed the virtuous, for the... | |
| Plutarch - Classical biography - 1803 - 454 pages
...happy than the con" querors ; not only in respect of the past, but in my pre" sent situation. I shall leave behind me that reputation " for virtue, which...their wealth and power, " will never acquire : For posterity will not scruple to be" lieve and declare, that they were an abandoned set of " men, who... | |
| Plutarch - Greece - 1804 - 454 pages
...happy than the conquer' ors ; not only in refpect of the pad, but in my prefent ' Situation. I ihall leave behind me that reputation for ' virtue, which...declare, that they were an abandoned fet of ' men, who deftroyed the virtuous, for the fake of that ' empire to which they had no right." After this he entreated... | |
| Plutarch - 1808 - 322 pages
...efteem more happy than the conquerors, not only in refpect of the paft, but in mr prefent fituation. I fhall leave behind me that reputation for virtue, which they, with all their wealth asd power, will never acquire: For poflerity will not fcrupk to believe and declare that they were... | |
| Plutarch - Biography - 1813 - 586 pages
...happy than the conquerors, " not only in respect of my past, but also my pre" sent situation. I shall leave behind me that " reputation for virtue, which...all their " wealth and power will never acquire. For pos" terity will not scruple to believe, that they were " an abandoned and worthless set of men, who... | |
| Plutarch - 1822 - 392 pages
...more happy than the conquerors, not only in respect of my past, but also my present situation. I shall leave behind me that reputation for virtue, which...all their wealth and power will never acquire. For posterity will not scruple to believe, that they were an abandoned .and worthless set of men, who destroyed... | |
| James Silk Buckingham - 1825 - 648 pages
...more happy than the conquerors, not only in respect of my past, but also my present situation. I shall leave behind me that reputation for virtue, which...all their wealth and power will never acquire. For posterity will not scruple to believe, that they were an abandoned and worthless set of men, who destroyed... | |
| Robert Millington Millington - Latin language - 1883 - 170 pages
...8 respect of the past, but in my present situation. I shall leave4 behind me that reputation for 5 virtue, which they, with all their wealth and power, will never acquire. For posterity will not scruple 6 to belicve and declare that they were an abandoned set of men, who destroyed... | |
| Plutarch - 1889 - 680 pages
...more happy than the conquerors ; not only in respect of the past, but in my present situation. I shall leave behind me that reputation for virtue, which...all their wealth and power, will never acquire. For posterity will not scruple to believe and declare, that they were an abandoned set of men, who destroyed... | |
| Alfred de Musset - French drama (Comedy) - 1895 - 330 pages
...more happy than the conquerors ; not only in respect to the past, but in my present situation. I shall leave behind me that reputation for virtue which they...with all their wealth and power will never acquire. Eor posterity will not scruple to believe and declare that they were an abandoned set of men, who destroyed... | |
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