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... Athenians had delivered themselves from the tyranny of Pififtra- tus , and after this had defeated the vast efforts of the Perfians , and that against two fucceffive invaders , Darius and Xerxes , they may be confidered as at the fummit ...
... Athenians had delivered themselves from the tyranny of Pififtra- tus , and after this had defeated the vast efforts of the Perfians , and that against two fucceffive invaders , Darius and Xerxes , they may be confidered as at the fummit ...
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... Athenians , notwithstanding the long poffeffion that barbarifm hath had of this place , feem to be much more po- lifhed , in point of manners and conver- fation , than any other in these parts ; being civil , and of refpectful behaviour ...
... Athenians , notwithstanding the long poffeffion that barbarifm hath had of this place , feem to be much more po- lifhed , in point of manners and conver- fation , than any other in these parts ; being civil , and of refpectful behaviour ...
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237. On the Refpet paid by the LA- CEDÆMONIANS and ATHENIANS to Old Age . It happened at Athens , during a pub- lic reprefentation of fome play exhi- bited in honour of the commonwealth , that an old gentleman came too late for a place ...
237. On the Refpet paid by the LA- CEDÆMONIANS and ATHENIANS to Old Age . It happened at Athens , during a pub- lic reprefentation of fome play exhi- bited in honour of the commonwealth , that an old gentleman came too late for a place ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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