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None but himself can be his parallel. Wholly without a peer; “Quaris Alcidae parem;” “nemo proximus nec secundus.” There are many similar sentences; for example:
“Nemo est nisi ipse.” —
“And but herself admits no parallel.”
“None but himself himself can parallel.”
Anagram on John Lilburn. (1658.)
“Is there a treachery like this in baseness ... None but itself can be its parallel.”
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