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... . SECTION ORIG . Καὶ καμιν , & c . T III . HESE verses are by some ascribed to are the ÆSCHYLUS : they are evidently product of some tragic , or rather frantic brain . B 4 Dr. Dr. PEARCE , who opposes the first opinion , ( SECTION III . "
... . SECTION ORIG . Καὶ καμιν , & c . T III . HESE verses are by some ascribed to are the ÆSCHYLUS : they are evidently product of some tragic , or rather frantic brain . B 4 Dr. Dr. PEARCE , who opposes the first opinion , ( SECTION III . "
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... opinion . The judges of merit would be more liable to exercise par- tiality , and the pecuniary indulgences to letters would exhaust the public purse , from which a less extensive distribution is requifite in monarchy : in limited - for ...
... opinion . The judges of merit would be more liable to exercise par- tiality , and the pecuniary indulgences to letters would exhaust the public purse , from which a less extensive distribution is requifite in monarchy : in limited - for ...
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... opinion , turned the reflection of ÆNEAS to the flame which vibrated round the head of IüLUS when they departed from Troy : - " Levis fummo de vertice vifes Tüli " Fundere lumen apex " - The harbinger of fuccefs . But the flame in the ...
... opinion , turned the reflection of ÆNEAS to the flame which vibrated round the head of IüLUS when they departed from Troy : - " Levis fummo de vertice vifes Tüli " Fundere lumen apex " - The harbinger of fuccefs . But the flame in the ...
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