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... Tacitus . Yet both in using them so as to heighten and Livy's orations , and in those of Tacifinish the picture which he gives us . tus , we are able clearly to trace the He supplies by one , what was want- distinguishing manner of each ...
... Tacitus . Yet both in using them so as to heighten and Livy's orations , and in those of Tacifinish the picture which he gives us . tus , we are able clearly to trace the He supplies by one , what was want- distinguishing manner of each ...
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... Tacitus , and Sallust . Although intercourse is become more easy ; the conduct of the drama may be and the knowledge of facts , by con- admitted to have received some imsequence , more attainable . All these provements , yet for poetry ...
... Tacitus , and Sallust . Although intercourse is become more easy ; the conduct of the drama may be and the knowledge of facts , by con- admitted to have received some imsequence , more attainable . All these provements , yet for poetry ...
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... Tacitus shows the number and harmony in arrangehand of a master . As he is pro- ment , should be carefully avoided in found in reflection , so he is striking letters . The best letters are comin description , and pathetic in senti ...
... Tacitus shows the number and harmony in arrangehand of a master . As he is pro- ment , should be carefully avoided in found in reflection , so he is striking letters . The best letters are comin description , and pathetic in senti ...
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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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