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... represented , not to indulge a malevolent wantonnefs , but as a decent facrifice to truth . Whether LONGINUS placed too great a confidence in memory , which often mif- leads the wifeft , or made ufe of incorrect editions , or whether ...
... represented , not to indulge a malevolent wantonnefs , but as a decent facrifice to truth . Whether LONGINUS placed too great a confidence in memory , which often mif- leads the wifeft , or made ufe of incorrect editions , or whether ...
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... represented in his Thebaid ; difdaining the fupport of his predeceffors , in a task which they had per- fected , he neglected to follow nature and experience . He could not endure the cha- racter of a copyift ; that is , he would hunt ...
... represented in his Thebaid ; difdaining the fupport of his predeceffors , in a task which they had per- fected , he neglected to follow nature and experience . He could not endure the cha- racter of a copyift ; that is , he would hunt ...
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Edward Burnaby Greene. ACESTES , but EURYTION , thus represented to acknowledge by his complacency the fu- periority of ACESTES : " Nec bonus Eurytion prælato invidit honori . " The condefcenfion cannot be fuppofed to arife from the ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. ACESTES , but EURYTION , thus represented to acknowledge by his complacency the fu- periority of ACESTES : " Nec bonus Eurytion prælato invidit honori . " The condefcenfion cannot be fuppofed to arife from the ...
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