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... Ancients and 232 233 118 Affiduous Study of the Greek and Roman Claffics recommended 233 235 119 Excellencies of the ancient Hiftorians 235 120 Livy Tacitus 242 133 On the Lyric Authors . Pag . Sect . Blackwall . 282 167. 219 219 - 219 ...
... Ancients and 232 233 118 Affiduous Study of the Greek and Roman Claffics recommended 233 235 119 Excellencies of the ancient Hiftorians 235 120 Livy Tacitus 242 133 On the Lyric Authors . Pag . Sect . Blackwall . 282 167. 219 219 - 219 ...
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... ancient manners permitted , even to the length of abufive names and downright fcurrility , as appears both here and in Cicero's Philippics , hurts and offends a modern ear . What those ancient ora- tors gained by fuch a manner in point ...
... ancient manners permitted , even to the length of abufive names and downright fcurrility , as appears both here and in Cicero's Philippics , hurts and offends a modern ear . What those ancient ora- tors gained by fuch a manner in point ...
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... ancients were deemed the predictions , myfterious de- clarations of the will of the gods it may , with a kind of ... ancient , was the most celebrated of all Greece , infomuch that it was called the Oracle of the whole earth . And ...
... ancients were deemed the predictions , myfterious de- clarations of the will of the gods it may , with a kind of ... ancient , was the most celebrated of all Greece , infomuch that it was called the Oracle of the whole earth . And ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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