Bibliographisches lexikon der gesammten litteratur der Griechen, Volume 3

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Page 418 - The SIBYLLINE ORACLES translated from the best Greek Copies, and compared with the sacred Prophecies , especially with Daniel and the Revelations, and with so much History as plainly shews , that many of the Sibylls Predictions are exactly fulfilled. With Answers to the Objections usually made against them. By Sir
Page 122 - Pythian , Nemean, and Isthmian Odes of PINDAR, translated into English Verse ; with critical and explanatory Remarks : To which are prefix'd Observations on his Life and Writings ; Conjectures on the Aera wherein the Grecian Games concluded : and an Ode to the Genius of Pindar. (By Edward
Page 325 - Ptolémée, et Hypotyposes de Proclus Diadochus, traduites pour la première fois du Grec en Français sur les manuscrits de la bibliothèque du Roi, suivies de trois Mémoires traduits de l'allemand de
Page 289 - powers of the consuls, senate, and people of Rome, translated from the Greek, with notes. To which is prefixed a Preface, wherein the system of Polybius is applied to the government of England , and to the above mentioned fragment concerning the powers of the
Page 196 - Traite sur la manière de discerner un flatteur d'avec un ami, et le Banquet des Sept Sages, Dialogue du même auteur. Grec et français. Revu et corrigé sur
Page 13 - Onosandro Platonico de las calidades y partes que ha de tener un excelente capitán general, y di su officio y cargo. Traduzido de Griego en Castellano por Diego Gracian. Segundo volumen. Cesar renovado, que son las obseruaciones militares, ardides y
Page 41 - 1787, 8. The Mystical Imitations: or, Hymns of Orpheus, translated from the Original Greek : with a preliminary Dissertation on the Life and Theology of Orpheus ; by Thomas Taylor. London, printed for
Page 401 - Biographia Ecclesiastica : Or, The Lives of the most eminent Fathers of the Christian Church, who flourished in the first four Centuries, and part of the fifth. Adorned with all their
Page 451 - more pathetic, the style is proportionally heightened and animated. The translation is remarkably close and concise, yet sufficiently free to give it the air of an original: and, as far as we can judge from the passages we have compared, the sense of the Author is given with great fidelity and
Page 167 - of Plato : or, Dialogue of the Immortality of the Soul. With some general Observations upon the Writings of that Philosopher. To which is annexed, a Psychology ; or, an abstract investigation of the Nature of the Soul: in which the Opinions of all the celebrated

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