The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... CICERO'S ORATIONS. THUCYDIDES. CICERO'S OFFICES. &c. HERODOTUS. CICERO ON ORATORY, &c. EURIPIDES. 2 vols. TACITUS, 2 vols. SOPHOCLES. TERENCE. AESCHYLUS. DEMOSTELENES. 2 vols. 12mo, Muslin, $150 a Volume †) zołł 96.3 P. R. E. F. A. C. E..
... CICERO'S ORATIONS. THUCYDIDES. CICERO'S OFFICES. &c. HERODOTUS. CICERO ON ORATORY, &c. EURIPIDES. 2 vols. TACITUS, 2 vols. SOPHOCLES. TERENCE. AESCHYLUS. DEMOSTELENES. 2 vols. 12mo, Muslin, $150 a Volume †) zołł 96.3 P. R. E. F. A. C. E..
Strona 265
... Cicero and Horace refute the censure of the grammarian. BOND. 10 Osiris was the god of vagabonds, and brother of Isis, whose power of healing distempers was so universally believed, that, as Juvenal expresses it, she maintained the ...
... Cicero and Horace refute the censure of the grammarian. BOND. 10 Osiris was the god of vagabonds, and brother of Isis, whose power of healing distempers was so universally believed, that, as Juvenal expresses it, she maintained the ...
Strona 281
... Cicero gives him this amiable character: “he was so excellent an actor, that he alone seemed worthy to appear upon a stage; but he was a man of so much probity, that he alone should never have appeared there.” FRAN. 17 Saliare Numa ...
... Cicero gives him this amiable character: “he was so excellent an actor, that he alone seemed worthy to appear upon a stage; but he was a man of so much probity, that he alone should never have appeared there.” FRAN. 17 Saliare Numa ...
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