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A.

  • Abjectness of the Mind, a Vice and whence. 21
  • Achilles, how advised. 135
  • Affliction, the touch-stone of vertue. 182
    • The ends of it. 180
  • Affrica, a great Plague there. 267
  • Anaxagoras, his reply. 65
  • Antonius, taxes by him. 269
    • The manner of his death. 223
  • Antonius Caracalla, his cruelty. 275
  • Arbiter, his saying. 43
  • Aristophanes, his saying. 5
  • Aristotle, his opinion of Fate. 105
  • Atlantis, drowned. 91
  • Augustine, his censure of Cicero. 126
  • Augustus, Flamens and Priests to him. 281
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