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Strona 132
... observed in the funerals of poor people , of whom alone the poet speaks here . He seems rather to mean , that these witches dug up the ashes of the dead nine pitable breast , and unpolluted hands ; and Pactumeius is 132 ODE XVII ...
... observed in the funerals of poor people , of whom alone the poet speaks here . He seems rather to mean , that these witches dug up the ashes of the dead nine pitable breast , and unpolluted hands ; and Pactumeius is 132 ODE XVII ...
Strona 151
... observed in addressing the great . Such was the Communis sensus among the Romans , for which we have no expression in English . Sit in beneficio sensus communis : tempus , locum , personas observet . Seneca . Quæ versantur in ...
... observed in addressing the great . Such was the Communis sensus among the Romans , for which we have no expression in English . Sit in beneficio sensus communis : tempus , locum , personas observet . Seneca . Quæ versantur in ...
Strona 177
... observed with so much solemnity . that it was not permitted even to talk of business . Augustus , in imita- tion of Julius Caesar , allowed the Jews uncommon privileges . 2 When a man had given bail in a court of justice , if he ...
... observed with so much solemnity . that it was not permitted even to talk of business . Augustus , in imita- tion of Julius Caesar , allowed the Jews uncommon privileges . 2 When a man had given bail in a court of justice , if he ...
Strona 185
... observed among the dead , " quæsitor Minos urnam movet . " TORR . 6 Horace's weapon is satire . This he will use against his enemies , just as every one , quo valet , suspectos terret , and according to the dictates of nature , which ...
... observed among the dead , " quæsitor Minos urnam movet . " TORR . 6 Horace's weapon is satire . This he will use against his enemies , just as every one , quo valet , suspectos terret , and according to the dictates of nature , which ...
Strona 203
... Observe the servant , not a little wiser : " O master , that which has nei- ther moderation nor conduct , can not be guided by reason or method . In love these evils are inherent ; war [ one while ] , then peace again . If any one ...
... Observe the servant , not a little wiser : " O master , that which has nei- ther moderation nor conduct , can not be guided by reason or method . In love these evils are inherent ; war [ one while ] , then peace again . If any one ...
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