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... LONGINUS . I cannot observe , however , any foundation for what LONGINUS intimates concerning the Pupils of the Eyes . In the paffage , as it really runs , the author mentions not the word xopn , which LONGI- NUS seems to infer : and as ...
... LONGINUS . I cannot observe , however , any foundation for what LONGINUS intimates concerning the Pupils of the Eyes . In the paffage , as it really runs , the author mentions not the word xopn , which LONGI- NUS seems to infer : and as ...
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... LONGINUS was too hafty in criticising this paffage . The whole conceit arifes from his own misconstruction . Some critics would read Gáλapois instead of opdaaμõis ; which indeed might serve better , if the paffage were understood as ...
... LONGINUS was too hafty in criticising this paffage . The whole conceit arifes from his own misconstruction . Some critics would read Gáλapois instead of opdaaμõis ; which indeed might serve better , if the paffage were understood as ...
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... LONGINUS may rather seem too refined ; for ( ew is employed in HOMER'S Iliad , by no means with a burlesque inten- tion . Mr. SMITH's notion of a fimilar im- propriety in the name of AZAZEL is more liable to cenfure , as MILTON is a ...
... LONGINUS may rather seem too refined ; for ( ew is employed in HOMER'S Iliad , by no means with a burlesque inten- tion . Mr. SMITH's notion of a fimilar im- propriety in the name of AZAZEL is more liable to cenfure , as MILTON is a ...
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