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Page 30
... circumstance may furnish a clue to what has been so ably difcuffed by Judge Blackftone , in the Biographia Britannica , " under the Article Addifon . The epiftle to Arbuthnot was not pub- lifhed till January 1735 ; that to Auguftus ...
... circumstance may furnish a clue to what has been so ably difcuffed by Judge Blackftone , in the Biographia Britannica , " under the Article Addifon . The epiftle to Arbuthnot was not pub- lifhed till January 1735 ; that to Auguftus ...
Page 142
... of the Greek artifts ; the practice of anointing being effential to their agoniftic trials , and that Horace puts the attending circumstances for the thing itself . 1 1 Er . I. OF HORACE . 143 25 142 Book II . IMITATIONS.
... of the Greek artifts ; the practice of anointing being effential to their agoniftic trials , and that Horace puts the attending circumstances for the thing itself . 1 1 Er . I. OF HORACE . 143 25 142 Book II . IMITATIONS.
Page 374
... circumstance upon which the comparison is grounded : it runs out into embellishments of ad- ditional images , which however are fo managed as not to overpower the main one . His fimiles are like pictures , where the principal figure has ...
... circumstance upon which the comparison is grounded : it runs out into embellishments of ad- ditional images , which however are fo managed as not to overpower the main one . His fimiles are like pictures , where the principal figure has ...
Page 408
... circumstance , of being in every man's mouth . I may add to this another dif- advantage to a translator , from a different caufe : Homer feems to have taken upon him the character of an hiftorian , antiquary , divine , aud profeffor of ...
... circumstance , of being in every man's mouth . I may add to this another dif- advantage to a translator , from a different caufe : Homer feems to have taken upon him the character of an hiftorian , antiquary , divine , aud profeffor of ...
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