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Edward Burnaby Greene. NOTE 0874374-116 Reproduced ( original size ) from a copy in the Bodleian Library , by permission of the Curators . Shelf - mark : 29111 f8 . Edward Burnaby Greene ( died 1788 ) was the eldest son of Edward Burnaby ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. NOTE 0874374-116 Reproduced ( original size ) from a copy in the Bodleian Library , by permission of the Curators . Shelf - mark : 29111 f8 . Edward Burnaby Greene ( died 1788 ) was the eldest son of Edward Burnaby ...
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... original , and has attempted to foreftall the reader's judgement by an exclamation of his own , which , in my opinion , rather weakens than dignifies the fentiment.t It • Seat . IX . 19 ↑ The paffage rans thus in LONGINUS : σε Εἶπεν ὁ ...
... original , and has attempted to foreftall the reader's judgement by an exclamation of his own , which , in my opinion , rather weakens than dignifies the fentiment.t It • Seat . IX . 19 ↑ The paffage rans thus in LONGINUS : σε Εἶπεν ὁ ...
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... original must mean fruit in ge- neral . As the paffage ftands , there seems a harshness ; poma ' implying one fort of fruit , Infere piros ' is used in and piros ' another . the first eclogue . nection with the deceased , rendered it ...
... original must mean fruit in ge- neral . As the paffage ftands , there seems a harshness ; poma ' implying one fort of fruit , Infere piros ' is used in and piros ' another . the first eclogue . nection with the deceased , rendered it ...
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