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Pagina 45
... kind of Fable there is another in which the Actors are Pas- sions , Virtues , Vices , and other imaginary Persons of the like Nature . Some of the Ancient Criticks will have it that the Iliad and Odissey of Homer are Fables of this ...
... kind of Fable there is another in which the Actors are Pas- sions , Virtues , Vices , and other imaginary Persons of the like Nature . Some of the Ancient Criticks will have it that the Iliad and Odissey of Homer are Fables of this ...
Pagina 232
... kind therefore of Female Orators which I shall take notice of , are those who are employed in stirring up the Passions , a part of Rhetorick in which Socrates his Wife had perhaps made a greater Proficiency than his above - mentioned ...
... kind therefore of Female Orators which I shall take notice of , are those who are employed in stirring up the Passions , a part of Rhetorick in which Socrates his Wife had perhaps made a greater Proficiency than his above - mentioned ...
Pagina 349
... Kind is that Passage in Milton , wherein he speaks of Satan . God and his Son except , Created Thing Nought valued he nor shunn'd . And that in which he describes Adam and Eve . Adam the goodliest Man of Men since born His Sons , the ...
... Kind is that Passage in Milton , wherein he speaks of Satan . God and his Son except , Created Thing Nought valued he nor shunn'd . And that in which he describes Adam and Eve . Adam the goodliest Man of Men since born His Sons , the ...
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