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... tion of Pharfalia , CESAR is reported to have felt fuch emotions , that he let fall the papers , which he had brought to accuse LI- GARIUS . This paffage affords a mafter - piece of CICERO's oratorical judgement , and his knowledge of ...
... tion of Pharfalia , CESAR is reported to have felt fuch emotions , that he let fall the papers , which he had brought to accuse LI- GARIUS . This paffage affords a mafter - piece of CICERO's oratorical judgement , and his knowledge of ...
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... tion by LONGINUS . * An Hyperbaton , in the twenty - ninth Ode of ANACREON , is remarked by Dr. TRAPP― Ερύθημα δὡς ἄν , αἶδες , Δύνασαι βαλεῖν , ποίησον . The conftruction is much confused . SECTION THE XX . HE Polyptote , in a more ...
... tion by LONGINUS . * An Hyperbaton , in the twenty - ninth Ode of ANACREON , is remarked by Dr. TRAPP― Ερύθημα δὡς ἄν , αἶδες , Δύνασαι βαλεῖν , ποίησον . The conftruction is much confused . SECTION THE XX . HE Polyptote , in a more ...
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... tion , that all his fuggeftions were built upon fallacy . He is principally to be confidered as a prophet , who adapted the facts , which he foretold , to the poet's political ideas . The eftablished opinions concerning the realms of ...
... tion , that all his fuggeftions were built upon fallacy . He is principally to be confidered as a prophet , who adapted the facts , which he foretold , to the poet's political ideas . The eftablished opinions concerning the realms of ...
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