The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... ancient manuscript which he had seen gave this title to the Ode, “Ad Alexandrum Paridem, sub cujus persona exponit imminentia bella;” from whence it appears that the allegorical manner of explaining it, is at least of an ancient date ...
... ancient manuscript which he had seen gave this title to the Ode, “Ad Alexandrum Paridem, sub cujus persona exponit imminentia bella;” from whence it appears that the allegorical manner of explaining it, is at least of an ancient date ...
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... ancient comedy,” if there was w any person deserving to be distinguished for being a. 8 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father, because he was the first who explained, in this absurd manner, these excellent precepts of Zeno, which ...
... ancient comedy,” if there was w any person deserving to be distinguished for being a. 8 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father, because he was the first who explained, in this absurd manner, these excellent precepts of Zeno, which ...
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... ancient volumes of the augurs. If, because the most ancient writings of the Greeks are also the best," Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale, there is no need we should say much : there. 4. We are not to wonder at this and ...
... ancient volumes of the augurs. If, because the most ancient writings of the Greeks are also the best," Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale, there is no need we should say much : there. 4. We are not to wonder at this and ...
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