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... character , and directly defcribing their persons . 66 66 Eupolis atq ; Cratinus , & c . Siquis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , aut fur , " Aut machus fuit , & c . 66 Multâ cum libertate notabant . " * The But * If a man glories in ...
... character , and directly defcribing their persons . 66 66 Eupolis atq ; Cratinus , & c . Siquis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , aut fur , " Aut machus fuit , & c . 66 Multâ cum libertate notabant . " * The But * If a man glories in ...
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... character of TH to VIRGIL remains to be confidered ; a character diftinguishable in his manage- ment of the Games . - The different ex- cellencies will be traced , and the fupe- riority ascertained , on a view of those parts of VIRGIL's ...
... character of TH to VIRGIL remains to be confidered ; a character diftinguishable in his manage- ment of the Games . - The different ex- cellencies will be traced , and the fupe- riority ascertained , on a view of those parts of VIRGIL's ...
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... character h fupports in general , a character unavoidable throughout the firft books of the pocm from his infantile fituation , and from which he could not emerge in his more juvenile years , but on occafions very delicately appro ...
... character h fupports in general , a character unavoidable throughout the firft books of the pocm from his infantile fituation , and from which he could not emerge in his more juvenile years , but on occafions very delicately appro ...
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