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Pagina 65
... Italian , the Spanish , or even the French , as not having so great a quantity of words derived from the Latin . But the Latin language itself , as well as all others , muft yield to the unparallelled fweetness and copiousness of the ...
... Italian , the Spanish , or even the French , as not having so great a quantity of words derived from the Latin . But the Latin language itself , as well as all others , muft yield to the unparallelled fweetness and copiousness of the ...
Pagina 197
... Italy , fince the revival of learn- ing : for it was finished , as is evident from a short advertisement prefixed to ... italian one at Vienna , 1570 . As did his contemporary , Alonfo de Fuentes , in Spain , who published at Seville ...
... Italy , fince the revival of learn- ing : for it was finished , as is evident from a short advertisement prefixed to ... italian one at Vienna , 1570 . As did his contemporary , Alonfo de Fuentes , in Spain , who published at Seville ...
Pagina 385
... Italian must gain the preference in all re- The word former is ufed , because it is remarkable , that when Voltaire wrote his Essay on the Epic poets , he not only spoke rather contemptuously of the Italian poets , but even totally ...
... Italian must gain the preference in all re- The word former is ufed , because it is remarkable , that when Voltaire wrote his Essay on the Epic poets , he not only spoke rather contemptuously of the Italian poets , but even totally ...
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