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Page 110
... corrected this verfe , if it is to be called an Anap . Parem . For the parallel in- ftances in the Tragedies are fo rare , that we ought rather ftudiously to avoid this admiffion of the Spondeus , than chufe it for a fubject of ...
... corrected this verfe , if it is to be called an Anap . Parem . For the parallel in- ftances in the Tragedies are fo rare , that we ought rather ftudiously to avoid this admiffion of the Spondeus , than chufe it for a fubject of ...
Page 115
... corrected - for Mr. H. might have reasoned about xvidre , in the Epigrams , as Barnes and Burman have done about Euripides , with the antepenultimate fhort at the end of a Pentameter , in Anthol . Lat . II . 209. The Romans , indeed ...
... corrected - for Mr. H. might have reasoned about xvidre , in the Epigrams , as Barnes and Burman have done about Euripides , with the antepenultimate fhort at the end of a Pentameter , in Anthol . Lat . II . 209. The Romans , indeed ...
Page 120
... corrected the two paffages , by reading in the latter , and saw in the former - quæ funt veriffima . The is alfo fhort in Bion , Id . ver . 6. BPYN . as has been already remarked . AEIKNYO . Menander in A. p . 28. and 27. p . 166 ...
... corrected the two paffages , by reading in the latter , and saw in the former - quæ funt veriffima . The is alfo fhort in Bion , Id . ver . 6. BPYN . as has been already remarked . AEIKNYO . Menander in A. p . 28. and 27. p . 166 ...
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