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Strona 179
Having left magnificent Rome , Aricia received me in but a middling inn : Heliodorus the rhetorician , by far the most learned of the Grecians , was my fellow ...
Having left magnificent Rome , Aricia received me in but a middling inn : Heliodorus the rhetorician , by far the most learned of the Grecians , was my fellow ...
Strona 344
Sublime tragedy , disdaining * Tragedy ( says the learned and judicious Mr. Rymer ) was with the ancients a piece of religious worship , a part of their liturgy . The priests sung an anthem to their God Dionysius , whilst the goat stood ...
Sublime tragedy , disdaining * Tragedy ( says the learned and judicious Mr. Rymer ) was with the ancients a piece of religious worship , a part of their liturgy . The priests sung an anthem to their God Dionysius , whilst the goat stood ...
Strona 349
He , who has learned what he owes to his country , and what to his friends ; with what affection a parent , a brother , and ' a stranger are to be loved ; what is the duty of a senator , what of a judge ; what the duties of a general ...
He , who has learned what he owes to his country , and what to his friends ; with what affection a parent , a brother , and ' a stranger are to be loved ; what is the duty of a senator , what of a judge ; what the duties of a general ...
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