Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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Strona 283
... ACESTES therefore fhoots his arrow into the air , and it kindles in its flight . This event is manifeftly intended as 2 compliment to the skill of ACESTES , and the fuperiority of his bow , " Oftentans artem pariter , arcumq ; fonantem ...
... ACESTES therefore fhoots his arrow into the air , and it kindles in its flight . This event is manifeftly intended as 2 compliment to the skill of ACESTES , and the fuperiority of his bow , " Oftentans artem pariter , arcumq ; fonantem ...
Strona 285
... ACESTES , * It must be acknowledged , that VIRGIL has betray'd himself , in the defcriptios of this event , into a glaring tautology , by the words , maximus , ' ' magnis , ' and ' ingens . ' Perhaps in his hafte he forgot his ufual ...
... ACESTES , * It must be acknowledged , that VIRGIL has betray'd himself , in the defcriptios of this event , into a glaring tautology , by the words , maximus , ' ' magnis , ' and ' ingens . ' Perhaps in his hafte he forgot his ufual ...
Strona 299
Edward Burnaby Greene. of the army , even the good ACESTES himself , entered the lifts in honor of the day . The picture of his fon ASCANIUS was ftill wanting ; his tender years gave an air of confiftency to his appearance ; and the ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. of the army , even the good ACESTES himself , entered the lifts in honor of the day . The picture of his fon ASCANIUS was ftill wanting ; his tender years gave an air of confiftency to his appearance ; and the ...
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