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... AUGUSTUS fuffered , if flattering abili- ties had not warped the attention of pofterity from his public guilt to his private muni- ficence ! The patron of learning immor- talised the enflaver of his country . Such too the fate of a ...
... AUGUSTUS fuffered , if flattering abili- ties had not warped the attention of pofterity from his public guilt to his private muni- ficence ! The patron of learning immor- talised the enflaver of his country . Such too the fate of a ...
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... AUGUSTUS : his courage , though experien- ced in many parts of the work , is not paint- ed as his distinguished excellence , which centered in his milder , and more liberal virtues . I would not be understood to mean by this compliment ...
... AUGUSTUS : his courage , though experien- ced in many parts of the work , is not paint- ed as his distinguished excellence , which centered in his milder , and more liberal virtues . I would not be understood to mean by this compliment ...
Strona 308
... AUGUSTUS held the reins ; and VIRGIL's prefumed allufion to them must have been particularly flattering to his patron , and the people . - VIRGIL dy'd in the year of Roine 735 ; and the fecular games were exhibited in the following year ...
... AUGUSTUS held the reins ; and VIRGIL's prefumed allufion to them must have been particularly flattering to his patron , and the people . - VIRGIL dy'd in the year of Roine 735 ; and the fecular games were exhibited in the following year ...
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