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... feems to be ve- ry fuitable to the Genius of our Nation ) or at least to make use of such only as are graceful and expref- Live . Wednesday , No. 408. Wednesday , June 18 . Decet affectus animi 44 . The SPECTATOR . No.407 . No. 407.
... feems to be ve- ry fuitable to the Genius of our Nation ) or at least to make use of such only as are graceful and expref- Live . Wednesday , No. 408. Wednesday , June 18 . Decet affectus animi 44 . The SPECTATOR . No.407 . No. 407.
Page 73
... feems great and magnificent , and the other poor and trifling ; the Reafon is fine and uncommon . I Say then , that to introduce into Architecture this Gran- deur of Manner , we ought fo to proceed , that the Divi- fion of the principal ...
... feems great and magnificent , and the other poor and trifling ; the Reafon is fine and uncommon . I Say then , that to introduce into Architecture this Gran- deur of Manner , we ought fo to proceed , that the Divi- fion of the principal ...
Page 151
... feems directly to approve of it under its first Regulations , when Criminals only fought before the People . Crudele Gladiatorum fpectaculum & inhumanum nonnullis videri folet ; & haud fcio annon ita fit ut nunc fit ; cum vero fontes ...
... feems directly to approve of it under its first Regulations , when Criminals only fought before the People . Crudele Gladiatorum fpectaculum & inhumanum nonnullis videri folet ; & haud fcio annon ita fit ut nunc fit ; cum vero fontes ...
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