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Pagina 23
... given us of the fame prince , by that diligent enquirer into antiquity the Prefident Henault , in a paffage that contains fome curious particu- lars , characteristical of the manners of that age . This monarch protected letters , at ...
... given us of the fame prince , by that diligent enquirer into antiquity the Prefident Henault , in a paffage that contains fome curious particu- lars , characteristical of the manners of that age . This monarch protected letters , at ...
Pagina 148
... given a comprehenfive rule with respect to every fpecies of compofi- tion , " Il ne faut rechercher , ni les pensées , ni les tours , ni les expreffions , et que l'art , dans tous les grands ouvrages , est de bien raisonner , fans trop ...
... given a comprehenfive rule with respect to every fpecies of compofi- tion , " Il ne faut rechercher , ni les pensées , ni les tours , ni les expreffions , et que l'art , dans tous les grands ouvrages , est de bien raisonner , fans trop ...
Pagina 171
... given precepts for comedy , did not likewife de- fcend to pofterity . 38. Horace still charms with graceful negligence , And without method talks us into sense * . THE vulgar notion , that Horace's Epiftle to the Pifos contains a ...
... given precepts for comedy , did not likewife de- fcend to pofterity . 38. Horace still charms with graceful negligence , And without method talks us into sense * . THE vulgar notion , that Horace's Epiftle to the Pifos contains a ...
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