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... instance of amplification more folemnly defcriptive may be fingled out from many others of the fort , Night IX . P. 12. Vol . IV . O & . Edit . The length of the quotation might be atoned for from the rich variety of its beautics , TH ...
... instance of amplification more folemnly defcriptive may be fingled out from many others of the fort , Night IX . P. 12. Vol . IV . O & . Edit . The length of the quotation might be atoned for from the rich variety of its beautics , TH ...
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... instance , we may exhibit the imprecation of DIDO against the Trojan race . " Littora littoribus contraria , fluctibus undas Imprecor arma armis . " 66 This example proves likewise the Polyp- tote , Sect . XXIII . An elegant neglect of ...
... instance , we may exhibit the imprecation of DIDO against the Trojan race . " Littora littoribus contraria , fluctibus undas Imprecor arma armis . " 66 This example proves likewise the Polyp- tote , Sect . XXIII . An elegant neglect of ...
Side 106
... instance of the force occafioned by a change of persons , where he is describing the horrors of a battle : Ως τω γέν κονίησι παρ αλληλοισι τετάσθην Ητοι ο μεν Θρηκών οδ Επειων χαλκοχιτώνων Ηγεμονες He then turns to a different person ...
... instance of the force occafioned by a change of persons , where he is describing the horrors of a battle : Ως τω γέν κονίησι παρ αλληλοισι τετάσθην Ητοι ο μεν Θρηκών οδ Επειων χαλκοχιτώνων Ηγεμονες He then turns to a different person ...
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