Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost |
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Page cxlii
... Greek He therefore who thinks to Scholi- aze upon the Gospel , though Greek , according to bis Greek Analogies , and hath not been Audi- tor to the Oriental Dialects , fhall want in the beat of his Analyfis no Accomodation to Stumble ...
... Greek He therefore who thinks to Scholi- aze upon the Gospel , though Greek , according to bis Greek Analogies , and hath not been Audi- tor to the Oriental Dialects , fhall want in the beat of his Analyfis no Accomodation to Stumble ...
Page clxiv
... Greek ; a Translation of Him , though by Pope Himself , cannot be but as a Print , or at most a Copy in Colours of Another Sort , after One of the Cartons of Rafaelle ; the Thoughts may be seen in a great degree , and perhaps ...
... Greek ; a Translation of Him , though by Pope Himself , cannot be but as a Print , or at most a Copy in Colours of Another Sort , after One of the Cartons of Rafaelle ; the Thoughts may be seen in a great degree , and perhaps ...
Page 127
... Greek Expreffion as Plato in an Epigram on his Friend Stella preferv'd by Diogenes Laertius . You Shen whilst Living a Morning Starr , but Dead you Now Shine Hesperus among the Shades . 572 the Golden Sun in Splendor likeft Heaven ...
... Greek Expreffion as Plato in an Epigram on his Friend Stella preferv'd by Diogenes Laertius . You Shen whilst Living a Morning Starr , but Dead you Now Shine Hesperus among the Shades . 572 the Golden Sun in Splendor likeft Heaven ...
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