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... rich in sententiae , a concordance renders peculiar service ; for classifying , as it does , his witty and wise sayings , it is anything but dry reading . I often think that much of the labour spent on editing the classics is wasted ...
... rich in sententiae , a concordance renders peculiar service ; for classifying , as it does , his witty and wise sayings , it is anything but dry reading . I often think that much of the labour spent on editing the classics is wasted ...
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... rich in sententiae , a concordance renders peculiar service ; for classifying , as it does , his witty and wise sayings , it is anything but dry reading . I often think that much of the labour spent on editing the classics is wasted ...
... rich in sententiae , a concordance renders peculiar service ; for classifying , as it does , his witty and wise sayings , it is anything but dry reading . I often think that much of the labour spent on editing the classics is wasted ...
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... rich ; evoking from their ashes the Washingtons and Franklins of Rome , -the Decii , Fabricii , Curii , -to shame their degenerate sons . From the first page to the last breathes one spirit of homely manhood , free and content in high ...
... rich ; evoking from their ashes the Washingtons and Franklins of Rome , -the Decii , Fabricii , Curii , -to shame their degenerate sons . From the first page to the last breathes one spirit of homely manhood , free and content in high ...
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... rich , are among the most precious treasures of our in- heritance , but have no magical virtues ; they are purâvra ovveroici , 89 may be seen in Seneca epp . 88.94 ; but good seed may light on ungrateful soil . Macaulay , it will be ...
... rich , are among the most precious treasures of our in- heritance , but have no magical virtues ; they are purâvra ovveroici , 89 may be seen in Seneca epp . 88.94 ; but good seed may light on ungrateful soil . Macaulay , it will be ...
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... rich classes in England are certainly too large meat - eaters ; for example , follow a dinner at a rich man's table , and see what the guests will take : a soup , into which meat largely enters ; fish ; two or three made dishes ...
... rich classes in England are certainly too large meat - eaters ; for example , follow a dinner at a rich man's table , and see what the guests will take : a soup , into which meat largely enters ; fish ; two or three made dishes ...
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Thirteen Satires of Juvenal John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor,John Eyton Bickersteth Juvenal No preview available - 2015 |
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Page 352 - Spaniards beat you, that eat nothing but oranges and lemons" ; and so put more courage into his men than he could have done with a more learned oration. Rhetoric is...
Page 28 - Omnibus in terris, quae sunt a Gadibus usque Auroram et Gangen, pauci dinoscere possunt vera bona atque illis multum diversa, remota erroris nebula.
Page 322 - ... and he raises mine. I have the pleasure of concernment in all he says; he drives his reader along with him, and when he is at the end of his way, I willingly stop with him. If he went another stage, it would be too far; it would make a journey of a progress, and turn delight into fatigue.
Page 20 - Esse loco ! Metuens virgae iam grandis Achilles Cantabat patriis in montibus : et cui non tune Eliceret risum citharoedi cauda magistri ? Sed Rufum atque alios caedit sua quemque iuventus, Rufum, quem toties Ciceronem Allobroga dixit.
Page 48 - ... i nunc et ventis animam committe dolato confisus ligno, digitis a morte remotus quattuor aut septem, si sit latissima taeda...
Page 20 - ... esse loco. metuens virgae iam grandis Achilles 210 cantabat patriis in montibus et cui non tune eliceret risum citharoedi cauda magistri ; sed Rufum atque alios caedit sua quemque iuventus, Rufum, quem totiens Ciceronem Allobroga dixit.