Classical Disquisitions and Curiosities: Critical and HistoricalJ. & J.J. Deighton, 1830 - 460 páginas |
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... effect than would be produced by the formality of systematic lectures , and at a more early period than any at which the mind would be strong enough to en- counter the severity of strict philosophical discus- sion . Did my limits admit ...
... effect than would be produced by the formality of systematic lectures , and at a more early period than any at which the mind would be strong enough to en- counter the severity of strict philosophical discus- sion . Did my limits admit ...
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... effects upon modern literature . I should think but meanly of that teacher , who could read Homer with his class , and not occasionally talk to them about Milton . With as little favour should I regard the intellectual energy of him ...
... effects upon modern literature . I should think but meanly of that teacher , who could read Homer with his class , and not occasionally talk to them about Milton . With as little favour should I regard the intellectual energy of him ...
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... effect of this , so far from being a reasonable subject of alarm , would be as advanta- geous to the higher as to the lower classes of so- ciety . There ought to be no danger , lest the peasant should tread on the heels of the courtier ...
... effect of this , so far from being a reasonable subject of alarm , would be as advanta- geous to the higher as to the lower classes of so- ciety . There ought to be no danger , lest the peasant should tread on the heels of the courtier ...
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... effect . may Thus far the ancient and modern poets go hand in hand and good taste will bear Moliere out in those incidental touches of humour which he has superinduced . Indeed there is nothing in him so extravagant as the supposition ...
... effect . may Thus far the ancient and modern poets go hand in hand and good taste will bear Moliere out in those incidental touches of humour which he has superinduced . Indeed there is nothing in him so extravagant as the supposition ...
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... effect , De Finibus , lib . i . cap . 20. : - " Restat locus huic disputationi vel maxime ne- cessarius , de amicitia , quam , si voluptas summum sit bonum , affirmatis nullam omnino fore : de qua Epicurus quidem ita dicit : omnium ...
... effect , De Finibus , lib . i . cap . 20. : - " Restat locus huic disputationi vel maxime ne- cessarius , de amicitia , quam , si voluptas summum sit bonum , affirmatis nullam omnino fore : de qua Epicurus quidem ita dicit : omnium ...
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