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Admirandas actiones; graves plerunque sequuntur invidiae, et acres calumniae: 'tis Polybius his observation, grievous enmities, and bitter calumnies, commonly follow renowned actions.
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Gravissimis regni negotiis nihil sine amasiae suae consensu fecit, omnesque actiones suas scortillo communicavit,
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Viscerum actiones potest inhibere latenter, et venenis nobis ignotis corpus inficere.
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Spiritus et sanguis a laesa Imaginatione contaminantur, humores enim mutati actiones animi immutant, Piso.
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Trajano omnes actiones exprobrare stultitiam videntur.
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Since actiones sunt suppositorum, it follows that even in the case where the will faces no alternative possibilities, there are still alternative possibilities available to practical reason.
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Since actiones sunt suppositorum, it follows that even in the case where the will faces no alternative possibilities, there are still alternative possibilities available to practical reason.
Archive 2005-03-01 2005
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Immensas nobilitati vestr� referimus gratiarum actiones de his qu� per literas vestris prudentem virum.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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It occurred in two sections, the actio prima and the actio secunda, with a break in between the two actiones of several days, though the court president was at liberty to make the break much longer if he so desired.
Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993
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If It is true that; according to the axiom "actiones sunt suppositorum", the value of actions is measured by the dignity of the person who performs them and whose expression and coefficient they are, then the theandric operations must be styled and are infinite because they proceed from an infinite person.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss 1840-1916 1913
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