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Pagina 174
... Homer ; and to have in fome measure overlooked , or at least not to have fufficiently infifted on , his most excellent book , ΠΕΡΙ ΣΥΝΘΗΣΕΩΣ ΟΝΟΜΑΤΩΝ , in which he has unfolded all the fecret arts that render compofition harmonious ...
... Homer ; and to have in fome measure overlooked , or at least not to have fufficiently infifted on , his most excellent book , ΠΕΡΙ ΣΥΝΘΗΣΕΩΣ ΟΝΟΜΑΤΩΝ , in which he has unfolded all the fecret arts that render compofition harmonious ...
Pagina 364
... Homer , Αυταρ επείτ ' αυτοισι βέλος εχεπευκές αφίσες Βαλλ ' , As likewise in the great imitator of Homer , who always accommodates the found to the fenfe , And over them triumphant death his dart Shook t . Others on the grafs Couch'd t ...
... Homer , Αυταρ επείτ ' αυτοισι βέλος εχεπευκές αφίσες Βαλλ ' , As likewise in the great imitator of Homer , who always accommodates the found to the fenfe , And over them triumphant death his dart Shook t . Others on the grafs Couch'd t ...
Pagina 383
... Homer afford a marvel- lous variety of fubjects proper for history- painting . A very ingenious French no- bleman , the count de Caylus , has lately printed a valuable treatife , entituled , " Ta- bleaux tirés de L'Iliade , et de L ...
... Homer afford a marvel- lous variety of fubjects proper for history- painting . A very ingenious French no- bleman , the count de Caylus , has lately printed a valuable treatife , entituled , " Ta- bleaux tirés de L'Iliade , et de L ...
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