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... observe , that amidst all his beauties our author has fome defects . And who indeed can be with- out them ? Happily for his character , they are not fo numerous as to difcredit his compofition ; and are reprefented , not to indulge a ...
... observe , that amidst all his beauties our author has fome defects . And who indeed can be with- out them ? Happily for his character , they are not fo numerous as to difcredit his compofition ; and are reprefented , not to indulge a ...
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... observe , however , any foundation for what LONGINUS intimates concerning the Pupils of the Eyes . In the paffage , as it really runs , the author mentions not the word xopn , which LONGI- NUS seems to infer : and as for xpDévwv ɛv ...
... observe , however , any foundation for what LONGINUS intimates concerning the Pupils of the Eyes . In the paffage , as it really runs , the author mentions not the word xopn , which LONGI- NUS seems to infer : and as for xpDévwv ɛv ...
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... observe , that Dr. WARBURTON too frequently catches at a fingle word to force the interpretation of a paffage ; he has , in the Differtation ( 1 ) of which his remarks intimated above are a part , indulged a total wan- tennefs of ...
... observe , that Dr. WARBURTON too frequently catches at a fingle word to force the interpretation of a paffage ; he has , in the Differtation ( 1 ) of which his remarks intimated above are a part , indulged a total wan- tennefs of ...
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