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... meaning of the latter . In EUSEBIUS , if we regard the particular occafion of the punishment , and confider the offence to VENUS , the words fignify the most inexcusable paffion . With- out violence to the meaning of HERODOTUS , we may ...
... meaning of the latter . In EUSEBIUS , if we regard the particular occafion of the punishment , and confider the offence to VENUS , the words fignify the most inexcusable paffion . With- out violence to the meaning of HERODOTUS , we may ...
Strona 239
... observe the epithet " placidum , " and give what meaning they will to the word " mare : " why mu the fpeaker be conftrued an inland epherd ? difpenfibly the guide . To attempt im- provements of fome VIRGIL'S NEID , B. V. 239.
... observe the epithet " placidum , " and give what meaning they will to the word " mare : " why mu the fpeaker be conftrued an inland epherd ? difpenfibly the guide . To attempt im- provements of fome VIRGIL'S NEID , B. V. 239.
Strona 320
... is admitted in its primary meaning . The truth feems to be , that either the verfion of umbræ , ' or of infomnia , ' muft una- Voidably be forced . The The verfe , " Sed falfa ad cœlum mittunt infomnia 320 THOUGHTS ON.
... is admitted in its primary meaning . The truth feems to be , that either the verfion of umbræ , ' or of infomnia , ' muft una- Voidably be forced . The The verfe , " Sed falfa ad cœlum mittunt infomnia 320 THOUGHTS ON.
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