Miscellanea Virgiliana: In Scriptis Maxime Eruditorum Virorum Varie Dispersa, in Unum Fasciculum CollectaW.P. Grant, 1825 - 308 Seiten |
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... thing in it which may stronger light on it , I am obliged for it to a very par- " ticular friend of mine , Mr. Holdsworth , author of the Muscipula , ' & c . , who has travelled often into Italy , " and who ( I believe ) is much better ...
... thing in it which may stronger light on it , I am obliged for it to a very par- " ticular friend of mine , Mr. Holdsworth , author of the Muscipula , ' & c . , who has travelled often into Italy , " and who ( I believe ) is much better ...
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... thing but the name , their King . This monarchical form of government must naturally be apt to displease the people . Virgil seems to have laid the plan of his poem to reconcile them to it . He takes advantage of this religious turn ...
... thing but the name , their King . This monarchical form of government must naturally be apt to displease the people . Virgil seems to have laid the plan of his poem to reconcile them to it . He takes advantage of this religious turn ...
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... thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ; and the ...
... thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ; and the ...
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... thing but the name , their King . This monarchical form of government must naturally be apt to displease the people . Virgil seems to have laid the plan of his poem to reconcile them to it . He takes advantage of this religious turn ...
... thing but the name , their King . This monarchical form of government must naturally be apt to displease the people . Virgil seems to have laid the plan of his poem to reconcile them to it . He takes advantage of this religious turn ...
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... thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 every What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ; and ...
... thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 every What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ; and ...
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