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... Livy differ much in Style , they are like different shades of the as they ought to do , from the rest of same colour , an accurate writer can his history . The same is the case employ them to great advantage , by with those in Tacitus ...
... Livy differ much in Style , they are like different shades of the as they ought to do , from the rest of same colour , an accurate writer can his history . The same is the case employ them to great advantage , by with those in Tacitus ...
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... Livy ; though I think Orpheus , Alcæus , Sappho , Simoni- Thucydides aud Livy may on many des , and Stesichorus are almost en - accounts more justly be compared : tirely lost . Here and there a frag- the critics have been very free in ...
... Livy ; though I think Orpheus , Alcæus , Sappho , Simoni- Thucydides aud Livy may on many des , and Stesichorus are almost en - accounts more justly be compared : tirely lost . Here and there a frag- the critics have been very free in ...
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... Livy , Sallust , and Taciday , stand not within many degrees tus . They are all conspicuous for of any rival . Orators , such as Cice- the art of narration . Herodotus is , ro and Demosthenes , we have none . at all times , an agreeable ...
... Livy , Sallust , and Taciday , stand not within many degrees tus . They are all conspicuous for of any rival . Orators , such as Cice- the art of narration . Herodotus is , ro and Demosthenes , we have none . at all times , an agreeable ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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