The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... ancient manu- script which he had seen gave this title to the Ode , " Ad Alexandrum Paridem , sub cujus personâ exponit imminentia bella ; " from whence it appears that the allegorical manner of explaining it , is at least of an ancient ...
... ancient manu- script which he had seen gave this title to the Ode , " Ad Alexandrum Paridem , sub cujus personâ exponit imminentia bella ; " from whence it appears that the allegorical manner of explaining it , is at least of an ancient ...
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... ancient comedy , " if there was 31 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father , because he was the first who explained , in this absurd manner , these excellent precepts of Zeno , which teach us , that wisdom sets above kings ; and ...
... ancient comedy , " if there was 31 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father , because he was the first who explained , in this absurd manner , these excellent precepts of Zeno , which teach us , that wisdom sets above kings ; and ...
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... ancient volumes of the augurs . 5 If , because the most ancient writings of the Greeks are also the best , Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale , 6 4 We are not to wonder at this and the like extravagances of adulation in ...
... ancient volumes of the augurs . 5 If , because the most ancient writings of the Greeks are also the best , Roman authors are to be weighed in the same scale , 6 4 We are not to wonder at this and the like extravagances of adulation in ...
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