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... heroes , and after- wards introduce thofe heroes speaking as " viva voce . " There the authors and he- roes are both concerned in the conversation ; whereas , in DEMOSTHENES , the orator is the only speaker . A change in the text feems ...
... heroes , and after- wards introduce thofe heroes speaking as " viva voce . " There the authors and he- roes are both concerned in the conversation ; whereas , in DEMOSTHENES , the orator is the only speaker . A change in the text feems ...
Strona 151
... The languor of flow , dull fyllables would be improper to defcribe ACHILLES rushing to the field of battle : the verses , like the hero , fhould be modas inves . And And here I may be excused a digression , to SECTION XL . 151.
... The languor of flow , dull fyllables would be improper to defcribe ACHILLES rushing to the field of battle : the verses , like the hero , fhould be modas inves . And And here I may be excused a digression , to SECTION XL . 151.
Strona 293
... reverse may be gathered fro : n the Latin ; it is ob vious , that FITT has drop'd the fpirit of " Muneribus cumulat magnis , " U 3 The The moft ftriking example of our hero's sin- cere fatisfaction VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 293.
... reverse may be gathered fro : n the Latin ; it is ob vious , that FITT has drop'd the fpirit of " Muneribus cumulat magnis , " U 3 The The moft ftriking example of our hero's sin- cere fatisfaction VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 293.
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