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... paffage in a chorus of Oreft . ver . 171 , who proves the to be short from Nicander , and an Epigram . We fhall only remark , that Homer ufes it long , in 11. q . 319. and that Brunck has not adopted the emend- ation . KAYN , as was ...
... paffage in a chorus of Oreft . ver . 171 , who proves the to be short from Nicander , and an Epigram . We fhall only remark , that Homer ufes it long , in 11. q . 319. and that Brunck has not adopted the emend- ation . KAYN , as was ...
Pagina 292
... paffage , if any fuch paffage does really exift in the works of Juftin Martyr , for we confefs it has totally escaped our notice . The only paffage which we have been able to turn to , that is at all fimilar to this , in Juftin's ...
... paffage , if any fuch paffage does really exift in the works of Juftin Martyr , for we confefs it has totally escaped our notice . The only paffage which we have been able to turn to , that is at all fimilar to this , in Juftin's ...
Pagina 295
... paffage , I once heard it obferved , by a man whofe powers of intellect can only be equalled by the goodness of his heart , that he knew no word in the English language which fully expreffed the meaning of vibrans , except flashy ...
... paffage , I once heard it obferved , by a man whofe powers of intellect can only be equalled by the goodness of his heart , that he knew no word in the English language which fully expreffed the meaning of vibrans , except flashy ...
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