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... Greeks 212 On the different Modes of History 213 Univerfal Ideas of Natural Beauty 214 Superior Literature and Knowledge of the Greek and Latin Clergy 292 215 Opinions on paft and prefent Ages 293 216 Character of the Man of Bufinefs ...
... Greeks 212 On the different Modes of History 213 Univerfal Ideas of Natural Beauty 214 Superior Literature and Knowledge of the Greek and Latin Clergy 292 215 Opinions on paft and prefent Ages 293 216 Character of the Man of Bufinefs ...
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... Greek comic poets . Thofe who fay that he tranflated all the comedies of Menander , certainly carry the matter too far . They were probably more than Terence ever wrote . Indeed this would be more likely to be true of Afranius than ...
... Greek comic poets . Thofe who fay that he tranflated all the comedies of Menander , certainly carry the matter too far . They were probably more than Terence ever wrote . Indeed this would be more likely to be true of Afranius than ...
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$ 85 . A Comparison of the Greek and Roman Writers . If I may detain you with a fhort com- parison of the Greek and Roman au- thors , I must own the last have the pre- ference in my thoughts ; and I am not fingular in my opinion . It ...
$ 85 . A Comparison of the Greek and Roman Writers . If I may detain you with a fhort com- parison of the Greek and Roman au- thors , I must own the last have the pre- ference in my thoughts ; and I am not fingular in my opinion . It ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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