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... Character of Marius 4. Romulus to the Romans 5 Character of Sylla 6. Hannibal to Scipio Africanus 7 Scipio's Answer 8 Character of Pompey 9 Speech of Seneca to Nero ΙΟ Charidemus 11 Character of Julius Cæfar - Orations , Characters ...
... Character of Marius 4. Romulus to the Romans 5 Character of Sylla 6. Hannibal to Scipio Africanus 7 Scipio's Answer 8 Character of Pompey 9 Speech of Seneca to Nero ΙΟ Charidemus 11 Character of Julius Cæfar - Orations , Characters ...
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... character . $ 23 . On Naïveté . Blair . The highest degree of this Simpli- city , is expreffed by a French term , to which we have none that fully answers in our language , Naïveté . It is not eafy to give a precife idea of the import ...
... character . $ 23 . On Naïveté . Blair . The highest degree of this Simpli- city , is expreffed by a French term , to which we have none that fully answers in our language , Naïveté . It is not eafy to give a precife idea of the import ...
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... character throughout all the facred Scriptures and indeed no other character of Style was fo much fuited to the dignity of infpiration . Blair . $ 29 . Lord SHAFTESBURY deficient in Simplicity of Style . Of authors who , notwithstanding ...
... character throughout all the facred Scriptures and indeed no other character of Style was fo much fuited to the dignity of infpiration . Blair . $ 29 . Lord SHAFTESBURY deficient in Simplicity of Style . Of authors who , notwithstanding ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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