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... Greece , and Greece only , the fine arts fprung up , unlooked for , and unknown , to a ftate of perfection , and to a ftate of perfection beyond all emulation . Tragedy , comedy , hiftory , philofophy , fculpture , painting , and mufic ...
... Greece , and Greece only , the fine arts fprung up , unlooked for , and unknown , to a ftate of perfection , and to a ftate of perfection beyond all emulation . Tragedy , comedy , hiftory , philofophy , fculpture , painting , and mufic ...
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... Greece as fast as we can , and see the circum- ftances that concurred there fo happily to produce the fine arts . D. I told you , madam , I speak only in doubt ; but no appearance of truth ought to be neglected in this curious enquiry ...
... Greece as fast as we can , and see the circum- ftances that concurred there fo happily to produce the fine arts . D. I told you , madam , I speak only in doubt ; but no appearance of truth ought to be neglected in this curious enquiry ...
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... Greece their own , and caught the fpirit they admired . But it must be confeffed , that the Roman tafte had much of imi- tation , and inherited only a remnant of the creating genius of Greece . A mongst the happy circumstances pecu ...
... Greece their own , and caught the fpirit they admired . But it must be confeffed , that the Roman tafte had much of imi- tation , and inherited only a remnant of the creating genius of Greece . A mongst the happy circumstances pecu ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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