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| <p>rate certain characters who <add>which</add> have a particular <lb/> place in their good graces must have a<lb/> ticket of exemption; & the concurrent testimony <lb/> of Authors <add>Writers</add> contemporary & nearly   | |||
| subsequent<lb/> is to be <sic>clamoured</sic>  down, who in all the<lb/> simplicity of <add>chronicle</add><unclear>unanxious</unclear> narration, with voices <note>  of genuine voluptuousness</note> not tuned  to blame <add>censure</add>, but even tuned <del><gap/></del>  to praise<lb/> defense in favor of <sic>it's</sic> truth.<lb/> </p> <note>Socrates.</note><pb/> | |||
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| <p>too great a connoisseur in the sources from<lb/> whence true pleasures are <add>is</add> derived<lb/> not to regard this opinion <unclear>spurious</unclear> <gap/> <unclear>with</unclear> a physical <lb/>  abhorrence & <sic>it's</sic> <sic>practisers</sic>  with a contemptuous<lb/> pity, he is at the same time too<lb/> sound a moralist & Politician not to disapprove<lb/> of the atrocious severities shewn <add>exercised</add> <lb/> against it by the Laws.<lb/></p>  | |||
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2 NONCON. Prejud. against it in favor of in Ancients
rate certain characters who which have a particular 
 place in their good graces must have a
 ticket of exemption; & the concurrent testimony 
 of Authors Writers contemporary & nearly 
subsequent
 is to be clamoured  down, who in all the
 simplicity of chronicleunanxious narration, with voices   of genuine voluptuousness not tuned  to blame censure, but even tuned   to praise
 defense in favor of it's truth.
 
Socrates.
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Even Mr Dr Voltaire, so superior in general 
 to all prejudices 
too great a connoisseur in the sources from
 whence true pleasures are is derived
 not to regard this opinion spurious  with a physical 
  abhorrence & it's practisers  with a contemptuous
 pity, he is at the same time too
 sound a moralist & Politician not to disapprove
 of the atrocious severities shewn exercised 
 against it by the Laws.
| Identifier: | JB/073/095/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 73. | |||
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| 073 | law in general | ||
| 095 | noncon - prejud. against it & in favour of ye ancients | ||
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| text sheet | 1 | ||
| recto | f2 / f3 | ||
| jeremy bentham | [[watermarks::gr [crown motif]]] | ||
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