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... merit with more costly honors : an eques trian statue of him , placed near the theatre in Mantineia , remained in the time of Pausanias , who travelled through . Greece between 4 and 500 years after . Even to that time the fame of ...
... merit with more costly honors : an eques trian statue of him , placed near the theatre in Mantineia , remained in the time of Pausanias , who travelled through . Greece between 4 and 500 years after . Even to that time the fame of ...
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... merit , is not entitled to great praise . The follies and vices of mankind have in all ages proved a copious theme for the declamation of moralists , and the ridi- cule of wits ; and though much has been written on the subject , it is ...
... merit , is not entitled to great praise . The follies and vices of mankind have in all ages proved a copious theme for the declamation of moralists , and the ridi- cule of wits ; and though much has been written on the subject , it is ...
Pagina 561
... merit this preference ? Is it likely to preserve it ? " This dissertation displays , in our opinion , more national va- nity than just views : it was the political power and the per- sonal magnificence of Louis XIV . , not the merit of ...
... merit this preference ? Is it likely to preserve it ? " This dissertation displays , in our opinion , more national va- nity than just views : it was the political power and the per- sonal magnificence of Louis XIV . , not the merit of ...
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