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... Macedon . The fmooth- nefs of his compofition , his excellency in dramatic poetry , the foundness of his morals , conveyed in the fweetest num- bers , were fo univerfally admired , and his glory fo far fpread , that the Athe- nians ...
... Macedon . The fmooth- nefs of his compofition , his excellency in dramatic poetry , the foundness of his morals , conveyed in the fweetest num- bers , were fo univerfally admired , and his glory fo far fpread , that the Athe- nians ...
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... Macedon to enflave them all , and ascend in a few years to univerfal monarchy . A like luxuriance of profperity fowed difcord among the Romans ; raised thofe unhappy con- tefts between the fenate and the Gracchi ; be- tween Sylla and ...
... Macedon to enflave them all , and ascend in a few years to univerfal monarchy . A like luxuriance of profperity fowed difcord among the Romans ; raised thofe unhappy con- tefts between the fenate and the Gracchi ; be- tween Sylla and ...
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... Macedon , and obferving that his guests looked upon it as conducted with more ele- gance and art than might be expected from a foldier , told them they were much in the wrong to be furprised at it ; for the fame genius , which taught ...
... Macedon , and obferving that his guests looked upon it as conducted with more ele- gance and art than might be expected from a foldier , told them they were much in the wrong to be furprised at it ; for the fame genius , which taught ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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