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Page 67
... reason is , accord- ing to 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 ...
... reason is , accord- ing to 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 ...
Page 69
... faying , no one ever despised , but for a reason , not very confiftent with his credit to avow : rudem enim esse omnino F 3 in in noftris poëtis aut inertiffima fegnitia eft aut faftidii delicatiffima ART OF POETRY . 69.
... faying , no one ever despised , but for a reason , not very confiftent with his credit to avow : rudem enim esse omnino F 3 in in noftris poëtis aut inertiffima fegnitia eft aut faftidii delicatiffima ART OF POETRY . 69.
Page 88
Horace. 1 afterwards enlarged [ from 1. 98 to 103 ] on the reasons of their excellence , he returns , with an air of infult , to the fame names , apoftrophizing them in the following manner : Telephe , vel Peleu , male fi mandata ...
Horace. 1 afterwards enlarged [ from 1. 98 to 103 ] on the reasons of their excellence , he returns , with an air of infult , to the fame names , apoftrophizing them in the following manner : Telephe , vel Peleu , male fi mandata ...
Page 115
... reasons he employs , are nearly the fame . Only he con- firms them all by fhewing , that the Iphigenia of Racine , which is modelled , not according to the practice of Euripides , but the comment of Aristotle , is , in all refpects , fo ...
... reasons he employs , are nearly the fame . Only he con- firms them all by fhewing , that the Iphigenia of Racine , which is modelled , not according to the practice of Euripides , but the comment of Aristotle , is , in all refpects , fo ...
Page 129
... reason , have difabufed his countrymen on this head : l'effai , beureux de M. Racine , qui les [ choeurs ] a fait re- vivre dans ATHALIE et dans ESTHER , devroit , ce femble , nous avoir detrompez fur cet article . [ P. Brumoi , vol . i ...
... reason , have difabufed his countrymen on this head : l'effai , beureux de M. Racine , qui les [ choeurs ] a fait re- vivre dans ATHALIE et dans ESTHER , devroit , ce femble , nous avoir detrompez fur cet article . [ P. Brumoi , vol . i ...
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