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Strona 220
... passions which he had not refolution to encounter . Legions of advocates exifted at this feafon . whose zeal confecrated the memory of the Utican CATO . What wild hopes are usually entertained , and what magic 220 ESSAY ON.
... passions which he had not refolution to encounter . Legions of advocates exifted at this feafon . whose zeal confecrated the memory of the Utican CATO . What wild hopes are usually entertained , and what magic 220 ESSAY ON.
Strona 243
... usually placed in oppofi- tion the game itself carries a resemblance in its particulars ; and the plan is evidently derived from a close attention to the for- mer . Many reprefentations introduced in Ho- MER are totally omitted by ...
... usually placed in oppofi- tion the game itself carries a resemblance in its particulars ; and the plan is evidently derived from a close attention to the for- mer . Many reprefentations introduced in Ho- MER are totally omitted by ...
Strona 260
... Romans , whole chiefs are usually reprefented to harangue their armies , previous to an engagement , or to rally their troops , when they were fly- ing . We We may compare the orations ; Mr. POPE afferts , 260 ESSAY ON.
... Romans , whole chiefs are usually reprefented to harangue their armies , previous to an engagement , or to rally their troops , when they were fly- ing . We We may compare the orations ; Mr. POPE afferts , 260 ESSAY ON.
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