Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, 2. kötetauthor, 1817 - 852 oldal |
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... true sometimes they are not so but here Paterculus lays an emphasis on it as increasing the relation , et QUIDEM Consors . * Of whose " History " he was then meditating an edition . I read therefore as the true , et quidem CoNsocer I ...
... true sometimes they are not so but here Paterculus lays an emphasis on it as increasing the relation , et QUIDEM Consors . * Of whose " History " he was then meditating an edition . I read therefore as the true , et quidem CoNsocer I ...
8. oldal
... true , et quidem CoNsocer . And this indeed might raise the wonder ; for there was not only the nearness of Brotherhood , but the bond was tied more close by marrying their children together ; for Consoceri , you know , are they whose ...
... true , et quidem CoNsocer . And this indeed might raise the wonder ; for there was not only the nearness of Brotherhood , but the bond was tied more close by marrying their children together ; for Consoceri , you know , are they whose ...
26. oldal
... true sense of nostrá memoriá . Now , to account for this , it is to be observed , that though an age or two backwards they had introduced the Grecian lux- ury ; yet by that was only understood the extrava- gance of building , furniture ...
... true sense of nostrá memoriá . Now , to account for this , it is to be observed , that though an age or two backwards they had introduced the Grecian lux- ury ; yet by that was only understood the extrava- gance of building , furniture ...
31. oldal
... have clubbed to buy his mistress a diamond- ring ; and that Julia and Faustina have presented her with a laced smock . How true this is , I will not not pretend to say . But this is certain his MR . WARBURTON TO DR . STUKELEY . 31.
... have clubbed to buy his mistress a diamond- ring ; and that Julia and Faustina have presented her with a laced smock . How true this is , I will not not pretend to say . But this is certain his MR . WARBURTON TO DR . STUKELEY . 31.
34. oldal
... true merit starve , while Pimps , Pathics , Gamesters , ignorant Priests , profligate Courtiers , and beastly Country Squires , wallow in luxury and abundance . O impudence of Wealth , amidst thy store , How dar'st thou let an honest ...
... true merit starve , while Pimps , Pathics , Gamesters , ignorant Priests , profligate Courtiers , and beastly Country Squires , wallow in luxury and abundance . O impudence of Wealth , amidst thy store , How dar'st thou let an honest ...
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