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... Virgil , and the other Roman writers , that Julius Cæfar was of this royal race , and that Auguftus was his fole heir . The natural refult of all this is , that the promifes made to the Ro- man people , in and through this race ...
... Virgil , and the other Roman writers , that Julius Cæfar was of this royal race , and that Auguftus was his fole heir . The natural refult of all this is , that the promifes made to the Ro- man people , in and through this race ...
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... VIRGIL . Virgil poffeffes beauties which have jufly drawn the admiration of ages , and which , to this day , hold the ba- lance in equilibrium between his fame , and that of Homer . The principal and diftinguishing excellency of Virgil ...
... VIRGIL . Virgil poffeffes beauties which have jufly drawn the admiration of ages , and which , to this day , hold the ba- lance in equilibrium between his fame , and that of Homer . The principal and diftinguishing excellency of Virgil ...
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... Virgil leads us with an attractive majefty : Homer fcat- ters with a generous profufion , Virgil beltows with a careful magnificence : Homer , like the Nile , pours out his riches with a boundless overflow ; Vir- . gil , like a river in ...
... Virgil leads us with an attractive majefty : Homer fcat- ters with a generous profufion , Virgil beltows with a careful magnificence : Homer , like the Nile , pours out his riches with a boundless overflow ; Vir- . gil , like a river in ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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