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... Eupolis atq ; Cratinus , & c . Si quis crat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , aut fur , " Aut machus fuit , & c . 66 Multâ cum libertate notabant . " * The But * If a man glories in the character of a vi- lain , let him be completely ...
... Eupolis atq ; Cratinus , & c . Si quis crat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , aut fur , " Aut machus fuit , & c . 66 Multâ cum libertate notabant . " * The But * If a man glories in the character of a vi- lain , let him be completely ...
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Edward Burnaby Greene. The oath of EUPOLIS lofes its beauty by being inapplicable to his fubject . He was addressing himself to conquerors : he would more properly therefore have fworn by the victory itself , than by the labors which it ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. The oath of EUPOLIS lofes its beauty by being inapplicable to his fubject . He was addressing himself to conquerors : he would more properly therefore have fworn by the victory itself , than by the labors which it ...
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... Eupolis , atq ; Cratinus , Ariftophanefq ; poetæ , " Atq ; alii , quorum comœdia prifca virorum eft , Si quis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , autfur , * Aut machus fuit , - " Multâ cum libertate notabant . " Truth , in those times ...
... Eupolis , atq ; Cratinus , Ariftophanefq ; poetæ , " Atq ; alii , quorum comœdia prifca virorum eft , Si quis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , autfur , * Aut machus fuit , - " Multâ cum libertate notabant . " Truth , in those times ...
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