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Page 110
... present fubject , the Reader may confult an excellent note of this Critic , on the Sep- tem Theb . of Efchylus , V. 840 . The lines of Tyrtæus are undoubtedly Dactylici , and not Ana- paftici ; and in the verfe quoted from Hepheftio , D ...
... present fubject , the Reader may confult an excellent note of this Critic , on the Sep- tem Theb . of Efchylus , V. 840 . The lines of Tyrtæus are undoubtedly Dactylici , and not Ana- paftici ; and in the verfe quoted from Hepheftio , D ...
Page 284
... present , or engaged the admiration of past ages . Free from thofe reftraints and incumbrances which retard the progrefs of the actual traveller , he tranfports us , in a moment , from the banks of the Thames to the thores of the Ganges ...
... present , or engaged the admiration of past ages . Free from thofe reftraints and incumbrances which retard the progrefs of the actual traveller , he tranfports us , in a moment , from the banks of the Thames to the thores of the Ganges ...
Page 532
... present . " Circumftances , " fay they , in France , Germany , and other Roman Catholic countries , feem favourable to its fuccefs , and to the impreffion it is adapted to make . The fpirit of inquiry , and the im- provement in ...
... present . " Circumftances , " fay they , in France , Germany , and other Roman Catholic countries , feem favourable to its fuccefs , and to the impreffion it is adapted to make . The fpirit of inquiry , and the im- provement in ...
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