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... Roman lan guage itself , in his hands , feems to be improved beyond what one could ever expect ; and to be advanced almost a hundred years forwarder than the times he lived in . There are fome who look upon this as one of the strangest ...
... Roman lan guage itself , in his hands , feems to be improved beyond what one could ever expect ; and to be advanced almost a hundred years forwarder than the times he lived in . There are fome who look upon this as one of the strangest ...
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... Roman writers , who were well acquainted with their works . The best of the Roman critics we can confult now , and perhaps the beft they ever had , are Cicero , Horace , and Quinc- tilian . If we compare their fentiments of these poets ...
... Roman writers , who were well acquainted with their works . The best of the Roman critics we can confult now , and perhaps the beft they ever had , are Cicero , Horace , and Quinc- tilian . If we compare their fentiments of these poets ...
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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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