The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres, Or An Introduction to Language, Poetry, Rhetoric, History, Moral Philosophy, Physics, &c: With Reflections on Taste; and Instructions with Regard to the Eloquence of the Pulpit, the Bar and the Stage. : the Whole Illustrated with Passages from the Most Famous Poets and Orators, Ancient and Modern, with Critical Remarks on Them. : Designed More Particularly for Students in the Universities : Translated from the French : in Four Volumes, Volumen 3A. Betterswroth and C. Hitch, 1734 |
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... Pericles , the principal man in Greece , was juftly blamed for exhauft- ing the publick treafure in adorning the City of Athens , and enriching it with fuperfluous or- naments . The Romans , from the foundation of the Empire , had a ...
... Pericles , the principal man in Greece , was juftly blamed for exhauft- ing the publick treafure in adorning the City of Athens , and enriching it with fuperfluous or- naments . The Romans , from the foundation of the Empire , had a ...
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... Pericles , at a time when all the citizens were crying out against him , and blaming his conduct , like an able pilot , who in a ftorm regards only the rules of his art for faving the fhip , and overlooks the cries , lamentations and ...
... Pericles , at a time when all the citizens were crying out against him , and blaming his conduct , like an able pilot , who in a ftorm regards only the rules of his art for faving the fhip , and overlooks the cries , lamentations and ...
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... Pericles . Themiftocles indeed laid the foundation of this new power by one fingle piece of advice , in turning the whole force and views of the Athenians towards the fea . Cimon brought thefe naval forces into fervice by his maritime ...
... Pericles . Themiftocles indeed laid the foundation of this new power by one fingle piece of advice , in turning the whole force and views of the Athenians towards the fea . Cimon brought thefe naval forces into fervice by his maritime ...
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... Pericles ; fo that if any one of these causes had been wanting , Athens would never have obtained the fuperiority . The good fuccefs of the battle of Mara- thon , where Themiftocles was prefent , began to kindle in his heart that thirst ...
... Pericles ; fo that if any one of these causes had been wanting , Athens would never have obtained the fuperiority . The good fuccefs of the battle of Mara- thon , where Themiftocles was prefent , began to kindle in his heart that thirst ...
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... Pericles to fix hundred , and foon after to thirteen hundred talents ; not that the charge of the war amounted so high , but because of many ufelefs expences in making diftributions to the people of Athens , in the celebrating of plays ...
... Pericles to fix hundred , and foon after to thirteen hundred talents ; not that the charge of the war amounted so high , but because of many ufelefs expences in making diftributions to the people of Athens , in the celebrating of plays ...
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