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... HOMER is uniformly strong , and admits not the least deviation from nature : he abhors a florid neatnefs : The one wanders in the minutiae of expreffion , and at best conveys a ftupid morality of fen- timent . In HOMER all the horrors ...
... HOMER is uniformly strong , and admits not the least deviation from nature : he abhors a florid neatnefs : The one wanders in the minutiae of expreffion , and at best conveys a ftupid morality of fen- timent . In HOMER all the horrors ...
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... HOMER , and the hiftorian HECATÆUS . The inftances from HOMER and HECA- TAUS are produced as a proof of the addi- tional force obfervable in a paffage , where an author , though actually speaking for anɔ- ther , would reprefent the ...
... HOMER , and the hiftorian HECATÆUS . The inftances from HOMER and HECA- TAUS are produced as a proof of the addi- tional force obfervable in a paffage , where an author , though actually speaking for anɔ- ther , would reprefent the ...
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... HOMER , they are more accu- Lately compared with their original ; his Iliad ( for to that the critic may principally confine himself ) being tranfmitted in its regular form . However eminent his mas- ter , VIRGLL Copy'd not his errors ...
... HOMER , they are more accu- Lately compared with their original ; his Iliad ( for to that the critic may principally confine himself ) being tranfmitted in its regular form . However eminent his mas- ter , VIRGLL Copy'd not his errors ...
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