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... æquus amavit Jupiter , " is the affected fondnefs of originality . Of this the poet STATIUS is a melancholy proof : in the celebration of his Games he has dif- dained in 58 SECTION XII . f.w of that ftamp, who are not "fucurn ...
... æquus amavit Jupiter , " is the affected fondnefs of originality . Of this the poet STATIUS is a melancholy proof : in the celebration of his Games he has dif- dained in 58 SECTION XII . f.w of that ftamp, who are not "fucurn ...
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... proof of the addi- tional force obfervable in a paffage , where an author , though actually speaking for anɔ- ther , would reprefent the fpeaker himself . The fentence from DEMOSTHENES rather proves a change of persons in writing , than ...
... proof of the addi- tional force obfervable in a paffage , where an author , though actually speaking for anɔ- ther , would reprefent the fpeaker himself . The fentence from DEMOSTHENES rather proves a change of persons in writing , than ...
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... proof of this : fuch an expref- fion , as that which he offers , is not an hyperbole , but an abfurdity below confu- tation . * SHAKESPEARE has made ufe of a very ftriking hyperbole in his Hamlet , Act . III . Sc . i . " Bow , ftubborn ...
... proof of this : fuch an expref- fion , as that which he offers , is not an hyperbole , but an abfurdity below confu- tation . * SHAKESPEARE has made ufe of a very ftriking hyperbole in his Hamlet , Act . III . Sc . i . " Bow , ftubborn ...
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