The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 179
... Greek words with Latin. O late-learned dunces ! What I do you think that arduous and admirable, which was done by Pitholeo the ... Greeks, had preserved many words of their first language, which being mixed with Latin, made a ridiculous ...
... Greek words with Latin. O late-learned dunces ! What I do you think that arduous and admirable, which was done by Pitholeo the ... Greeks, had preserved many words of their first language, which being mixed with Latin, made a ridiculous ...
Strona 278
... Greeks are also the best," Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale, there is no need we should say much ... Greek writings to be the best—which were even contrary to all experience and common sense, and is directly confuted by ...
... Greeks are also the best," Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale, there is no need we should say much ... Greek writings to be the best—which were even contrary to all experience and common sense, and is directly confuted by ...
Strona 319
... Greeks, covetous of nothing but praise, the muse gave genius; to the Greeks the power of expressing themselves in round periods. The Roman youth learn by long computation to subdivide a pound into an hundred parts. Let the son of ...
... Greeks, covetous of nothing but praise, the muse gave genius; to the Greeks the power of expressing themselves in round periods. The Roman youth learn by long computation to subdivide a pound into an hundred parts. Let the son of ...
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