Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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vii. oldal
... Roman History , the Spectators , and Plutarch's Lives , were indeed sometimes introduced , and certainly with great advantage . But still , an uniformity of English books , in schools , was a desideratum . It was desirable that all the ...
... Roman History , the Spectators , and Plutarch's Lives , were indeed sometimes introduced , and certainly with great advantage . But still , an uniformity of English books , in schools , was a desideratum . It was desirable that all the ...
xv. oldal
... Romans in the second Punic War 48 Ibid . 334 Ibid . 335 49 Ibid . 335 10 On the General Characters of Style Ibid . 339 ... Roman Generals , on their several Conquests convey great Numbers of Pictures and Statues to Rome The Methods made ...
... Romans in the second Punic War 48 Ibid . 334 Ibid . 335 49 Ibid . 335 10 On the General Characters of Style Ibid . 339 ... Roman Generals , on their several Conquests convey great Numbers of Pictures and Statues to Rome The Methods made ...
90. oldal
... Romans , ed of the prophet , as the prophet's in the poetry as much as in the sub- vicegerent , he was diligent to dis- ject to which it is consecrated . This , pense : in the intervals of his devo- I think , might be easily shown , if ...
... Romans , ed of the prophet , as the prophet's in the poetry as much as in the sub- vicegerent , he was diligent to dis- ject to which it is consecrated . This , pense : in the intervals of his devo- I think , might be easily shown , if ...
103. oldal
... Romans , had several com- every one stands as a blot in the an- plaints laid against him before the nals of his country , who arrives at senate , as a tyrant and oppressor of the temple of honour by any other his subjects . The prince ...
... Romans , had several com- every one stands as a blot in the an- plaints laid against him before the nals of his country , who arrives at senate , as a tyrant and oppressor of the temple of honour by any other his subjects . The prince ...
161. oldal
... Roman series had been that agree not with those of their their concern , who had never read superiors . But when you thus pass over , in their own language , a Latin your days , as if you thought not at historian - that they who grudged ...
... Roman series had been that agree not with those of their their concern , who had never read superiors . But when you thus pass over , in their own language , a Latin your days , as if you thought not at historian - that they who grudged ...
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