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... HERODOTUS , and other writers of cftablifhed reputation , are proved by LONGINUS to have fubmitted to its direc- tion . To these we may add VIRGIL and MILTON : these authors admirably trace the excellences of their Grecian master ...
... HERODOTUS , and other writers of cftablifhed reputation , are proved by LONGINUS to have fubmitted to its direc- tion . To these we may add VIRGIL and MILTON : these authors admirably trace the excellences of their Grecian master ...
Strona 115
... nλeía νόσω την δαίμονα λεοντο , which is tranflated , " Effeminati quidam muliebria patientes " dæmonem placabant . " Which Onλx I 2 Θήλεια νόσω , vow , being borrowed by EUSEBIUS from HERODOTUS , may SECTION XXV , 115.
... nλeía νόσω την δαίμονα λεοντο , which is tranflated , " Effeminati quidam muliebria patientes " dæmonem placabant . " Which Onλx I 2 Θήλεια νόσω , vow , being borrowed by EUSEBIUS from HERODOTUS , may SECTION XXV , 115.
Strona 116
... HERODOTUS , we may disgrace it with the fame explication . Dr. JORTIN gives a whimsical opinion of the disorder , which could not be the real event of the goddess's displeasure : the doctor , it is obfervable , reads évéσxe — innixa est ...
... HERODOTUS , we may disgrace it with the fame explication . Dr. JORTIN gives a whimsical opinion of the disorder , which could not be the real event of the goddess's displeasure : the doctor , it is obfervable , reads évéσxe — innixa est ...
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