The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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54. oldal
... Virtue , and virtuous Actions . He tells you , That he is the Witness of Time , the Light of Truth , the Life of Memory , and the Inftructor of Life . Difputative Virtue is , indeed , fays he , taught by the Philofopher , whereas , I ...
... Virtue , and virtuous Actions . He tells you , That he is the Witness of Time , the Light of Truth , the Life of Memory , and the Inftructor of Life . Difputative Virtue is , indeed , fays he , taught by the Philofopher , whereas , I ...
78. oldal
... Virtue and good Qualities among Men , which must be indeed difheartned by finding how unjustly and undiftinguish'd they fall under the Lash of Railery , and this Vein of ridi- euling the good , as well as the bad , the guilty and the ...
... Virtue and good Qualities among Men , which must be indeed difheartned by finding how unjustly and undiftinguish'd they fall under the Lash of Railery , and this Vein of ridi- euling the good , as well as the bad , the guilty and the ...
. oldal
... Virtue must be seen . 311 Virtue and Goodness . 308 313 Vanity of Pleasure Virtue the true Rife of Dignity . 316 329 , 330 Uneafy Life . Violence foort . Vanity of Popular Applause . Virtue and Luft . Womans diffembled Love . Womans ...
... Virtue must be seen . 311 Virtue and Goodness . 308 313 Vanity of Pleasure Virtue the true Rife of Dignity . 316 329 , 330 Uneafy Life . Violence foort . Vanity of Popular Applause . Virtue and Luft . Womans diffembled Love . Womans ...
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