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... , if judiciously felected , he may find useful , as well as ornamental to him , all his life . To this end , I have confidered , that there are three purpojes purposes to be answered . First , that the reader PREFACE .
... , if judiciously felected , he may find useful , as well as ornamental to him , all his life . To this end , I have confidered , that there are three purpojes purposes to be answered . First , that the reader PREFACE .
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Juvenal, Martin Madan. purposes to be answered . First , that the reader fhould know what the author fays ; this can only be attained by literal tranflation : as for poetical verfions , which are fo often mifcalled tranflations ...
Juvenal, Martin Madan. purposes to be answered . First , that the reader fhould know what the author fays ; this can only be attained by literal tranflation : as for poetical verfions , which are fo often mifcalled tranflations ...
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... first elegiac poet , fince Horace fays , Art . Poët , 1. 77-8 . --- Quis tamen exiguos elegos emiferit auctor , Grammatici certant , & adhuc fub judice lis eft . By whom invented critics yet contend , And of their vain difputing find no ...
... first elegiac poet , fince Horace fays , Art . Poët , 1. 77-8 . --- Quis tamen exiguos elegos emiferit auctor , Grammatici certant , & adhuc fub judice lis eft . By whom invented critics yet contend , And of their vain difputing find no ...
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... first and moft famous Roman fatyrift , born at Aurunca , an ancient city of Latium , in Italy . He means - Perhaps you will afk , " how it is that I can " think of taking the fame ground as that great fatyrift Luci- lius - and why I ...
... first and moft famous Roman fatyrift , born at Aurunca , an ancient city of Latium , in Italy . He means - Perhaps you will afk , " how it is that I can " think of taking the fame ground as that great fatyrift Luci- lius - and why I ...
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... First infpects the face . ] That he may be certain of the perfon he gives to . And trembles . ] At the apprehenfion of being feverely reproved by his mafter , the great man , if he should make a miftake , by giving people who affume a ...
... First infpects the face . ] That he may be certain of the perfon he gives to . And trembles . ] At the apprehenfion of being feverely reproved by his mafter , the great man , if he should make a miftake , by giving people who affume a ...
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