An Essay on the Study of Antiquities..D. Prince, and J. Cooke; J. and J. Fletcher; also by P. Elmsly, B. White, T. Payne, and Son; London., 1782 - Antiquities - 142 pages |
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Page 42
... fubject , for the poets are full of such paffages , but because it will afford an opportunity of vindicating the pro- priety of part of it , which was called in queftion by Mr. ADDISON . Paradife Loft , B. XII . They looking back all th ...
... fubject , for the poets are full of such paffages , but because it will afford an opportunity of vindicating the pro- priety of part of it , which was called in queftion by Mr. ADDISON . Paradife Loft , B. XII . They looking back all th ...
Page 44
... with it something more amusing to the fancy . It is in revolving the mysterious fictions of Mythology , perhaps more than in + See Obfervation V. * See pag . 7 . F 2 any any other fubject , that the mind feels thofe Obf ( 44 ) II.* ...
... with it something more amusing to the fancy . It is in revolving the mysterious fictions of Mythology , perhaps more than in + See Obfervation V. * See pag . 7 . F 2 any any other fubject , that the mind feels thofe Obf ( 44 ) II.* ...
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Thomas Burgess. any other fubject , that the mind feels thofe Obf . II . pleafing fenfations , as well as more power- ful emotions of Enthufiafm , which so totally and abstractedly poffefs the imagination . The magnificent images of the ...
Thomas Burgess. any other fubject , that the mind feels thofe Obf . II . pleafing fenfations , as well as more power- ful emotions of Enthufiafm , which so totally and abstractedly poffefs the imagination . The magnificent images of the ...
Page 68
... mais c'eft que fignifie Jus . " - That there should be a neceffary relation between elevation and right , seems to be an opinion worthy of a fubject of the GRAND MONARQUE ; 66 66 but healdh , health : health - Beared , beardh , ( 68 )
... mais c'eft que fignifie Jus . " - That there should be a neceffary relation between elevation and right , seems to be an opinion worthy of a fubject of the GRAND MONARQUE ; 66 66 but healdh , health : health - Beared , beardh , ( 68 )
Page 84
... fubject more curi- ous , or which affords more interesting fpe- culation to the mind , than the origin of lan- guage . Nor is it a theory merely amufing to the imagination ; but at the fame that it pleafes the fancy by abstracting it ...
... fubject more curi- ous , or which affords more interesting fpe- culation to the mind , than the origin of lan- guage . Nor is it a theory merely amufing to the imagination ; but at the fame that it pleafes the fancy by abstracting it ...
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