Dionysius Longinus On the SublimeC. Whittingham, 1800 - Всего страниц: 215 |
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... drawn up before I had read his Latin notes . I am not the least in pain about the pertinency of those instances which I have brought from the sacred writers , as well as from some of the finest of our own country , to illustrate the ...
... drawn up before I had read his Latin notes . I am not the least in pain about the pertinency of those instances which I have brought from the sacred writers , as well as from some of the finest of our own country , to illustrate the ...
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... drawn every rivulet and stream that watered and cultivated the rest of the world . Here our author pursued the studies of humanity and philosophy with the greatest application , and soon became the most re- markable person in a place so ...
... drawn every rivulet and stream that watered and cultivated the rest of the world . Here our author pursued the studies of humanity and philosophy with the greatest application , and soon became the most re- markable person in a place so ...
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... in more honourable , but in more conspicuous views , and to appear on the public stage of life with dignity and honour . And it was the fortune of Longinus to to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , 8 THE LIFE AND WRITINGS.
... in more honourable , but in more conspicuous views , and to appear on the public stage of life with dignity and honour . And it was the fortune of Longinus to to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , 8 THE LIFE AND WRITINGS.
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Longinus William Smith. to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , to mix in more active scenes , to train up young princes to virtue and glory , to guide the busy and ambitious passions of the great to noble ends , to ...
Longinus William Smith. to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , to mix in more active scenes , to train up young princes to virtue and glory , to guide the busy and ambitious passions of the great to noble ends , to ...
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... drawn . up herself an Epitome of the Alexandrian and Oriental history . The great reputation of Longinus had been wafted to the ears of Zenobia , who prevailed upon him to quit Athens , and undertake the education of her sons . He ...
... drawn . up herself an Epitome of the Alexandrian and Oriental history . The great reputation of Longinus had been wafted to the ears of Zenobia , who prevailed upon him to quit Athens , and undertake the education of her sons . He ...
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