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Edward Gibbon. unequal competition with those bold ancients , who , by expressing their genuine feelings in their native tongue , had already occupied every place of honour . The name of poet was almost forgotten ; that of orator was ...
Edward Gibbon. unequal competition with those bold ancients , who , by expressing their genuine feelings in their native tongue , had already occupied every place of honour . The name of poet was almost forgotten ; that of orator was ...
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... expression of Lucan , but it is a patriotic , rather than a devout indignation ( 3 ) Dion Cassius , I. lili . p . 710. with the curious Annotations of Reymar . prompted him , at the age of nineteen , to 42 THE DECLINE AND FAL.
... expression of Lucan , but it is a patriotic , rather than a devout indignation ( 3 ) Dion Cassius , I. lili . p . 710. with the curious Annotations of Reymar . prompted him , at the age of nineteen , to 42 THE DECLINE AND FAL.
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... place . ( 62 ) Etiam in Britannis , was his own just and emphatic expression . Hist . August . p . 73 . 103 Herodian , 1. jii . p . 115. Hist . August . p . 68 public occasion of danger or festivity , Elated by success. 71.
... place . ( 62 ) Etiam in Britannis , was his own just and emphatic expression . Hist . August . p . 73 . 103 Herodian , 1. jii . p . 115. Hist . August . p . 68 public occasion of danger or festivity , Elated by success. 71.
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... expression is probably stolen from some better writer . ( 44 ) Herodian , l . viii . p . 287 , 288 . ( 45 ) Quia non alius erat in præsenti , is the expression of the Augustan History .. ( 46 ) Quintius Curtius ( 1. x . c . 9. ) pays an ...
... expression is probably stolen from some better writer . ( 44 ) Herodian , l . viii . p . 287 , 288 . ( 45 ) Quia non alius erat in præsenti , is the expression of the Augustan History .. ( 46 ) Quintius Curtius ( 1. x . c . 9. ) pays an ...
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... expression , a more domestic , claim to our attention and regard . The most civilized nations of modern Europe issued from the woods of Germany , and in the rude institutions of those barbarians we may still distinguish the original ...
... expression , a more domestic , claim to our attention and regard . The most civilized nations of modern Europe issued from the woods of Germany , and in the rude institutions of those barbarians we may still distinguish the original ...
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