...underftood to mean the original Inftitutions, and not the moft fcandalous Corruptions into which which thefe People are fallen by the degenerate Nature of Man....Employments by dancing on the Ropes, or Badges of Favour and Diftinction by leaping over Sticks, and creeping under them, the Reader is to obferve, that they were...

...underftood to mean the original IRftitutions, and not the moft fcandalous Corruptions into which thefe People are fallen by the degenerate Nature of Man....Employments by dancing on the Ropes, or Badges of Favour and Diftinction by leaping over Sticks, and creeping under them, the Reader is toobferve, that they were...

...underftood to mean the original Inftitutions, and not the moft fcandalous Corruptions into which thefe People are fallen by the degenerate Nature of Man....Sticks, and creeping under them ; the Reader is to obferve, that they were firft introduced by the Grand-father of the Emperor now reigning ; and grew...

...underftood to mean the original inftitutions, and not the moft fcandalous corruptions, into which thefe people are fallen by the degenerate nature of man. For as to that infamous praftice of acquiring great employments by dancmg on the ropes, or badges of favour and diftin&ion...

...mean the original inltitutions, and not the moft fcandalous corruptions, into which thefe peo^ pie are fallen, by the degenerate nature of man. For as to that infamous praftice of acquiring great employments by dancing on the ropes, or badges of favour and diftinftion...

...underftood to mean the original inftitutions, and not the moft fcandalous corruptions, into which thefe people are fallen by the degenerate nature of man....employments by dancing on the ropes, or badges of favour and diftinction by leaping over fticks, and creeping under them, the reader is to ob;ferve, that they were...

...underftood to mean the original inftitutions and not the mod fcandalous corruptions, into which thefe people are fallen by the degenerate nature of man....employments by dancing on the ropes, or badges of favour and diilinction by leaping over flicks, and creeping under them, the reader is to obferve, that they were...

...underftood to mean the o'iginal infUtutions and not the moll fcanda'ous corruptions, into which thefe people are fallen by the degenerate nature of man. For as to that infamous praflice of acquiring great employments by dancing on the ropes, or badges of favour and diilinclion...

...authority, under which he acts. In relating these, and the following laws, I would only be understood to mean the original institutions, and not the most...reader is to observe, that they were first introduced by the grandfather of the emperor now reigning, and grew to the present height, by the gradual increase...

...authority under which he acts. In relating these and the following laws, I would only be understood to mean the original institutions, and not the most...reader is to observe, that they were first introduced by the grandfather of the emperor now reigning, and grew to the present height by the gradual increase...