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In these candid inferences , we cordially agree : but we can- not assent to the remarks on the appellation of " learned , " which the according voice of antiquity seems to have awarded to Catullus , or to the conclusion drawn from them ...
In these candid inferences , we cordially agree : but we can- not assent to the remarks on the appellation of " learned , " which the according voice of antiquity seems to have awarded to Catullus , or to the conclusion drawn from them ...
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enable our readers to compare it with that of Eubulus ; and we shall leave the task in their hands , with only two remarks . The plan which was last year proposed to the senate enacts a full and ample examination in classical subjects ...
enable our readers to compare it with that of Eubulus ; and we shall leave the task in their hands , with only two remarks . The plan which was last year proposed to the senate enacts a full and ample examination in classical subjects ...
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Somen, Lord, remarks on his character, 41. Eulogy on, 119. His correspondence with the Duke of Shrewsbury, 120. Somerset, Earl of, See Can: Song, of the Reim-kennar, 82. Southey, Mr., his works not po- ' pular in France, 544.
Somen, Lord, remarks on his character, 41. Eulogy on, 119. His correspondence with the Duke of Shrewsbury, 120. Somerset, Earl of, See Can: Song, of the Reim-kennar, 82. Southey, Mr., his works not po- ' pular in France, 544.
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