Classical Disquisitions and Curiosities: Critical and HistoricalJ. & J.J. Deighton, 1830 - 460 páginas |
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... given subject , Horace's term of gestation would not have been too long for its final developement : but in detached essays , of more humble preten- sion , where the mind of the writer shifts rapidly from theme to theme , there seems to ...
... given subject , Horace's term of gestation would not have been too long for its final developement : but in detached essays , of more humble preten- sion , where the mind of the writer shifts rapidly from theme to theme , there seems to ...
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... given me some ground of my own to stand upon ; but I have no doubt that the circumstance of my bearing the name of my venerable relative occasioned my earlier services to be received with partiality . On the nearly identified ...
... given me some ground of my own to stand upon ; but I have no doubt that the circumstance of my bearing the name of my venerable relative occasioned my earlier services to be received with partiality . On the nearly identified ...
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... given us , a constitution undergoing a modification , but not a subversion , from the pe- culiar spirit of the times , with the means of select- ing the most valuable assistance , with a large por- tion of leisure , and a comparative ...
... given us , a constitution undergoing a modification , but not a subversion , from the pe- culiar spirit of the times , with the means of select- ing the most valuable assistance , with a large por- tion of leisure , and a comparative ...
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... given to an Attic writer : and touches so natural , that in the absence of matter- of - fact testimony , we may reasonably infer that they were native and not adopted . Donatus first , and afterwards Hurd in his Horace , have referred ...
... given to an Attic writer : and touches so natural , that in the absence of matter- of - fact testimony , we may reasonably infer that they were native and not adopted . Donatus first , and afterwards Hurd in his Horace , have referred ...
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... taste and skill in adapting Plautus and Terence to modern manners , similar to what those masters of the Roman comedy have exhibited , in the dress they have given to their originals . In one respect the 24 COMPARATIVE ESTIMATE OF.
... taste and skill in adapting Plautus and Terence to modern manners , similar to what those masters of the Roman comedy have exhibited , in the dress they have given to their originals . In one respect the 24 COMPARATIVE ESTIMATE OF.
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