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Page 60
... Latin- ifms , and even Grecifms we have . As Quenched of hope- Cymb . A. v . S. 5 . And the like . Bat , which is more remark- able , and ferved his purpose just as well , the writers of that time had fo latinized the English language ...
... Latin- ifms , and even Grecifms we have . As Quenched of hope- Cymb . A. v . S. 5 . And the like . Bat , which is more remark- able , and ferved his purpose just as well , the writers of that time had fo latinized the English language ...
Page 66
... Latin writers . are thefe : Loquendi elegantia , quamquam expolitur fcientia literarum , tamen augetur legendis oratoribus [ veteribus ] et poetis funt enim illi veteres , qui ornare nondum poterant ea , quae dicebant , omnes prope ...
... Latin writers . are thefe : Loquendi elegantia , quamquam expolitur fcientia literarum , tamen augetur legendis oratoribus [ veteribus ] et poetis funt enim illi veteres , qui ornare nondum poterant ea , quae dicebant , omnes prope ...
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... Latin comedy . Nor need it be fuppofed . The fubject was familiar to the Roman poets . For we find a Telephus afcribed to no less than Ennius , Accius , and Navius [ b ] . One of these then , I doubt not , is here intended . But the ...
... Latin comedy . Nor need it be fuppofed . The fubject was familiar to the Roman poets . For we find a Telephus afcribed to no less than Ennius , Accius , and Navius [ b ] . One of these then , I doubt not , is here intended . But the ...
Page 88
... Latin play , which had provoked , upon this ac- count , the contempt and laughter of the best judges ? It may further be obferved , that this way of understanding the paffage before us , as it is more conformable to what is here fhewn ...
... Latin play , which had provoked , upon this ac- count , the contempt and laughter of the best judges ? It may further be obferved , that this way of understanding the paffage before us , as it is more conformable to what is here fhewn ...
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... Latin expreffion cannot be afcertained from reflections of this fort , but must be gathered from citations of particular paffages . And this indeed is true with regard to the peculiarities of the language . But the question before us is ...
... Latin expreffion cannot be afcertained from reflections of this fort , but must be gathered from citations of particular paffages . And this indeed is true with regard to the peculiarities of the language . But the question before us is ...
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