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... Quinctilian . I wish this fmall tribute of respect , in which I know how cordially you join with me , could be any honour to the memory of an excellent perfon [ a ] , [ a ] The Reverend Mr. BUDWORTH , Head- Mafter of the Grammar School ...
... Quinctilian . I wish this fmall tribute of respect , in which I know how cordially you join with me , could be any honour to the memory of an excellent perfon [ a ] , [ a ] The Reverend Mr. BUDWORTH , Head- Mafter of the Grammar School ...
Page 67
... Quinctilian ( who was perfectly of Cicero's mind in this matter . See 1. x . c . 1. ) Verba à vetuftate repetita afferunt orationi majeftatem ali- quam non fine delectatione ; nam et auctoritatem antiquitatis habent ; et , quia ...
... Quinctilian ( who was perfectly of Cicero's mind in this matter . See 1. x . c . 1. ) Verba à vetuftate repetita afferunt orationi majeftatem ali- quam non fine delectatione ; nam et auctoritatem antiquitatis habent ; et , quia ...
Page 127
... , very famous , and as , I think , may be collected from the judgment paffed upon it by Quinctilian , had fome of the vices , here charged upon Seneca . " Ovidii Medea , fays he , videtur mihi oftendere Ovidii ART OF POETRY . 127.
... , very famous , and as , I think , may be collected from the judgment paffed upon it by Quinctilian , had fome of the vices , here charged upon Seneca . " Ovidii Medea , fays he , videtur mihi oftendere Ovidii ART OF POETRY . 127.
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... Quinctilian , who opposes præcipitia to fublimibus , it is doubly im- pertinent : 1. As the fenfe is neceffarily fixed by its oppofition to fublimibus : and , 2. As the word is here used , not as implying motion , but height , in which ...
... Quinctilian , who opposes præcipitia to fublimibus , it is doubly im- pertinent : 1. As the fenfe is neceffarily fixed by its oppofition to fublimibus : and , 2. As the word is here used , not as implying motion , but height , in which ...
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... Quinctilian exprefly tells us of the old Latin poets , whose fame , it seems , was principally raised upon this merit . Tragedia fcriptores , Accius et Pacuvius , clariffimi gravitate fententiarum , fententiarum , & c . [ 1. x . c ART ...
... Quinctilian exprefly tells us of the old Latin poets , whose fame , it seems , was principally raised upon this merit . Tragedia fcriptores , Accius et Pacuvius , clariffimi gravitate fententiarum , fententiarum , & c . [ 1. x . c ART ...
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