Select Essays of Dio ChrysostomR. Phillips, 1800 - 256 psl. |
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... less distinguished by the hu- manity of his disposition and the purity of his life , than the sublimity and subtlety of his genius : Vir fuit hic ortu Samius ; sed fugerat unâ Et Samon et dominos , odioque tyrannidis exsul Sponte erat ...
... less distinguished by the hu- manity of his disposition and the purity of his life , than the sublimity and subtlety of his genius : Vir fuit hic ortu Samius ; sed fugerat unâ Et Samon et dominos , odioque tyrannidis exsul Sponte erat ...
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... less valuable than the present , from the same author , is deferred , till an experiment have been made on the public taste ; but that volume will immediately follow it's precursor , if demanded by encouragement and approbation . John ...
... less valuable than the present , from the same author , is deferred , till an experiment have been made on the public taste ; but that volume will immediately follow it's precursor , if demanded by encouragement and approbation . John ...
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... less powerful than Phthia ; nor should I speak of mount Olympus as less illustrious than Pelion : nor in fact have I enjoyed fewer advantages of education under Aristotle , than Achilles under Phoenix , a fugitive from his country , and ...
... less powerful than Phthia ; nor should I speak of mount Olympus as less illustrious than Pelion : nor in fact have I enjoyed fewer advantages of education under Aristotle , than Achilles under Phoenix , a fugitive from his country , and ...
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... less emulous of this accomplishment : and says accordingly of Nes- tor , in the beginning of his poem ( g ) , Words flow'd , than honey sweeter , from his tongue : so that even Agamemnon prayed for ten such counsellors as Nestor , in ...
... less emulous of this accomplishment : and says accordingly of Nes- tor , in the beginning of his poem ( g ) , Words flow'd , than honey sweeter , from his tongue : so that even Agamemnon prayed for ten such counsellors as Nestor , in ...
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... less than Homer , is manifestly of opinion , that true rhetoric as well as philosophy are accomplishments adapt- ed to a king , from what he says of Calliope ( t ) : She with her presence deigns those kings to bless , Whom the nine ...
... less than Homer , is manifestly of opinion , that true rhetoric as well as philosophy are accomplishments adapt- ed to a king , from what he says of Calliope ( t ) : She with her presence deigns those kings to bless , Whom the nine ...
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