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... inspiration of BACCHUS : " * fuch I take to be the meaning of baxxiv . Euri- PIDES , in a like thought , rather foftens ... inspired by It must be which de- Bacchanal fury , and reeling to and fro , is harfher to the * Αη υπερτραγωδια ...
... inspiration of BACCHUS : " * fuch I take to be the meaning of baxxiv . Euri- PIDES , in a like thought , rather foftens ... inspired by It must be which de- Bacchanal fury , and reeling to and fro , is harfher to the * Αη υπερτραγωδια ...
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... inspired writings is filled with examples of this figure . I recollect one in EZEKIEL , Ch . xx . " When I lifted up mine hand unto them , " faying , I am the Lord , your God ; then " faid I unto thein , Caft ye away the abo- " mination ...
... inspired writings is filled with examples of this figure . I recollect one in EZEKIEL , Ch . xx . " When I lifted up mine hand unto them , " faying , I am the Lord , your God ; then " faid I unto thein , Caft ye away the abo- " mination ...
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... inspired writings , I would venture to recommend for its fuperiority in the province of poetry . The whole work is more pecu- liarly metaphorical ; and the following lines will evince the author's talent for verfifi- cation , no less ...
... inspired writings , I would venture to recommend for its fuperiority in the province of poetry . The whole work is more pecu- liarly metaphorical ; and the following lines will evince the author's talent for verfifi- cation , no less ...
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