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... ancient errors . The former , to speak literally have , with ARISTOTLE , cramped the imagination within the trammels ... ancients , whofe works have escaped oblivion , LONGINUS must be confeffed to claim fuperior veneration ; if * candor ...
... ancient errors . The former , to speak literally have , with ARISTOTLE , cramped the imagination within the trammels ... ancients , whofe works have escaped oblivion , LONGINUS must be confeffed to claim fuperior veneration ; if * candor ...
Strona 178
... ancient oracles , which geniuses , which Providence , from time to time , bestows on mankind for the improvement of their happiness : fuch were CONFUCIUS , Zo- ROASTER , and I might add , PETER the Great , who , had he appeared in a ...
... ancient oracles , which geniuses , which Providence , from time to time , bestows on mankind for the improvement of their happiness : fuch were CONFUCIUS , Zo- ROASTER , and I might add , PETER the Great , who , had he appeared in a ...
Strona 241
... ancient establishment of the Olympic Sports , if fuch barbarities de- serve the appellation . VIRGIL frequently deviates from the Greek ; but his deviations are an improvement of the natural exhibi- bition ; he makes not prefumptuous ...
... ancient establishment of the Olympic Sports , if fuch barbarities de- serve the appellation . VIRGIL frequently deviates from the Greek ; but his deviations are an improvement of the natural exhibi- bition ; he makes not prefumptuous ...
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