Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... HERODOTUS were spoken by the Perfian ambaffadors at the palace of AMYNTAS . Being elevated with joy , they defired the king to fend for fome beautiful women to feast and drink with them , accord- ing to the custom of their own country ...
... HERODOTUS were spoken by the Perfian ambaffadors at the palace of AMYNTAS . Being elevated with joy , they defired the king to fend for fome beautiful women to feast and drink with them , accord- ing to the custom of their own country ...
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... it is mentioned ; which LONGINUS , as a critic , ought certainly to have explained . The omiffion of it forms the apparent frigidity of the thought . C 2 On On the whole , the phrase in HERODOTUS , however SECTION 19 IV .
... it is mentioned ; which LONGINUS , as a critic , ought certainly to have explained . The omiffion of it forms the apparent frigidity of the thought . C 2 On On the whole , the phrase in HERODOTUS , however SECTION 19 IV .
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... HERODOTUS , we may difgrace it with the fame explication . Dr. JORTIN gives a whimsical opinion of the diforder , which could not be the real event of the goddess's displeasure : the doctor , it is obfervable , reads véoxne - innixa eft ...
... HERODOTUS , we may difgrace it with the fame explication . Dr. JORTIN gives a whimsical opinion of the diforder , which could not be the real event of the goddess's displeasure : the doctor , it is obfervable , reads véoxne - innixa eft ...
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