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... ASCANIUS , when the filial piety of EURYALUS recommended to his protection an aged parent , whom ( as he cries out ) 66 66 Ignaram hujus , * quodcunque pericli eft , Inque falutatam linquo : " for which he affigns a reafon , which cant ...
... ASCANIUS , when the filial piety of EURYALUS recommended to his protection an aged parent , whom ( as he cries out ) 66 66 Ignaram hujus , * quodcunque pericli eft , Inque falutatam linquo : " for which he affigns a reafon , which cant ...
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... ASCANIUS infults the flain NUMANUS in a Monkish verfe , " I - verbis virtutem illude fuperbis , " placed , fays a famous critic , purpofely in the prince's mouth , on account of his youth . - In my opinion the verfe carries a fuperior ...
... ASCANIUS infults the flain NUMANUS in a Monkish verfe , " I - verbis virtutem illude fuperbis , " placed , fays a famous critic , purpofely in the prince's mouth , on account of his youth . - In my opinion the verfe carries a fuperior ...
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... ( ASCANIUS ) is now called Troja ; ' for fo this exhibition was termed in the days of VIRGIL . Icannot however but fufpect the authenticity of the line in queflion . The con . Arution is forced ; and the thought itself in bet- ter words ...
... ( ASCANIUS ) is now called Troja ; ' for fo this exhibition was termed in the days of VIRGIL . Icannot however but fufpect the authenticity of the line in queflion . The con . Arution is forced ; and the thought itself in bet- ter words ...
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