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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... himself a peculiar care in the educa- tion of his fon , without trufting to the diligence of a master , and drew up a collection of histo- mus , inquam , pulchritudi- nem illam , quamvis fordido obtectam . Rurfus æque ma- litiam ...
... himself a peculiar care in the educa- tion of his fon , without trufting to the diligence of a master , and drew up a collection of histo- mus , inquam , pulchritudi- nem illam , quamvis fordido obtectam . Rurfus æque ma- litiam ...
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... himself upon those antient models of probity and virtue . It is by no means neceffary that I should dwell any longer upon proving the usefulness of hif- tory ; ' tis a point generally enough agreed on , and which few people call in ...
... himself upon those antient models of probity and virtue . It is by no means neceffary that I should dwell any longer upon proving the usefulness of hif- tory ; ' tis a point generally enough agreed on , and which few people call in ...
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... himself univerfally beloved , and faved his country , by applying the prefents he receiv'd from the Kings in appeafing the divifions , which prevailed among his countrymen , in paying the debts of fome , affifting others in their ...
... himself univerfally beloved , and faved his country , by applying the prefents he receiv'd from the Kings in appeafing the divifions , which prevailed among his countrymen , in paying the debts of fome , affifting others in their ...
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... himself , was a rich fund , which fupplied what- ever was wanting to his revenue , and enabled him to bestow with fuch liberality , as is afto- nishing in a private man . Quod ceffat ex re- ditu , frugalitate fuppletur ; ex qua , velut ...
... himself , was a rich fund , which fupplied what- ever was wanting to his revenue , and enabled him to bestow with fuch liberality , as is afto- nishing in a private man . Quod ceffat ex re- ditu , frugalitate fuppletur ; ex qua , velut ...
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... tos inftruit , & per hæc fubur- bana incedit , & tantis agro- rum fpatiis , tam lato fœnore exuberat ? Tacit . Annal . l . 14 . c . 53 . C 3 proach proach himself for his extravagant attachment to wealth , and and real Greatness . 21.
... tos inftruit , & per hæc fubur- bana incedit , & tantis agro- rum fpatiis , tam lato fœnore exuberat ? Tacit . Annal . l . 14 . c . 53 . C 3 proach proach himself for his extravagant attachment to wealth , and and real Greatness . 21.
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