A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Výsledky 1 - 5 z 82.
Strana iv
... to others , if purfued to the end on the fame plan . The work was carried on , till it increased to a confiderable bulk . The addition of Perfius enlarged it to its prefent fize , in which it appears in print , with a defign in ív PREFACE .
... to others , if purfued to the end on the fame plan . The work was carried on , till it increased to a confiderable bulk . The addition of Perfius enlarged it to its prefent fize , in which it appears in print , with a defign in ív PREFACE .
Strana iv
... to the end on the fame plan . The work was carried on , till it increased to a confiderable bulk . The addition of Perfius enlarged it to its prefent fize , in which it appears in print , with a defign in iv . PREF A CE .
... to the end on the fame plan . The work was carried on , till it increased to a confiderable bulk . The addition of Perfius enlarged it to its prefent fize , in which it appears in print , with a defign in iv . PREF A CE .
Strana ix
... fame apoftle § reproving the vices of lying and gluttony in the Cretans , by a quotation from the Cretan poet Epimenides , whom he calls " a prophet of their own , " for they accounted their poets writers of divine oracles . - Let this ...
... fame apoftle § reproving the vices of lying and gluttony in the Cretans , by a quotation from the Cretan poet Epimenides , whom he calls " a prophet of their own , " for they accounted their poets writers of divine oracles . - Let this ...
Strana 5
... fame fpear . Ovid . Trift . v . 2. 15 . Waste a day . ] In hearing it red over , which took up a whole day . 5. Or Oreftes . ] Another play on the ftory of Oreftes , the fon of Agamemnon and Clytemneftra . He flew his own mo- ther , and ...
... fame fpear . Ovid . Trift . v . 2. 15 . Waste a day . ] In hearing it red over , which took up a whole day . 5. Or Oreftes . ] Another play on the ftory of Oreftes , the fon of Agamemnon and Clytemneftra . He flew his own mo- ther , and ...
Strana 6
... fame fituation of danger , from the inceffant noise of these people . The poet means to exprefs the wearifomeness of the con- tinual repetition of the fame things over and over again , and to cenfure the manner , as well as the matter ...
... fame fituation of danger , from the inceffant noise of these people . The poet means to exprefs the wearifomeness of the con- tinual repetition of the fame things over and over again , and to cenfure the manner , as well as the matter ...
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