A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Volume 1editor, 1789 - Satire, Latin |
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Page 86
... same as Gr . xo - which is ufed feveral times in the New Testament to denote a provifion - basket , made ufe of among the Jews . See Matt . xiv . 20. Matt . xvi . 9 , 10. Mark viii . 19 , 20. Mark vi . 43. Luke ix . 17. Joh . vi . 13 ...
... same as Gr . xo - which is ufed feveral times in the New Testament to denote a provifion - basket , made ufe of among the Jews . See Matt . xiv . 20. Matt . xvi . 9 , 10. Mark viii . 19 , 20. Mark vi . 43. Luke ix . 17. Joh . vi . 13 ...
Page 133
... same mate- rials with the cantharus - viz . of clay - which he jeeringly ex- preffes by marmore , for of this images were ufually made . 206. An old cheft , & c . ] This is another inftance of the po- verty of Codrus - he had no book ...
... same mate- rials with the cantharus - viz . of clay - which he jeeringly ex- preffes by marmore , for of this images were ufually made . 206. An old cheft , & c . ] This is another inftance of the po- verty of Codrus - he had no book ...
Page 304
... same at certain periods in fearch of Ofiris . 533. Runs . ] Up and down in a frantic manner . The derider of Anubis . ] At these fooleries the high prieft carried an image of Anubis , the fon of Ofiris , whom they worfhipped under the ...
... same at certain periods in fearch of Ofiris . 533. Runs . ] Up and down in a frantic manner . The derider of Anubis . ] At these fooleries the high prieft carried an image of Anubis , the fon of Ofiris , whom they worfhipped under the ...
Page 353
... same things ftanding , It will utter , and rehearse the same , over and over , in the fame verses . One would think that his mind were infenfible of fatigue , quite steeled , as it were , against the assaults of impatience or weariness ...
... same things ftanding , It will utter , and rehearse the same , over and over , in the fame verses . One would think that his mind were infenfible of fatigue , quite steeled , as it were , against the assaults of impatience or weariness ...
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