The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres; Or, An Introduction to Languages, Poetry, Rhetorick, History, Moral Philosophy, Physicks, &c. ...W. Strahan, 1769 |
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... whose history they have learned ; or different profef- sions , of which Cicero has left us an example in his oration for Murena , where he makes a comparifon between the art of war , and the profession of the law : parallels may also be ...
... whose history they have learned ; or different profef- sions , of which Cicero has left us an example in his oration for Murena , where he makes a comparifon between the art of war , and the profession of the law : parallels may also be ...
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... - nevolence and esteem for the au- thors , that we cannot avoid loving them , though we have not the leaft knowledge of their persons . b But you , Cæfar , whom we hay have the happiness to fee ; you whose heart , Of Compofition . 19.
... - nevolence and esteem for the au- thors , that we cannot avoid loving them , though we have not the leaft knowledge of their persons . b But you , Cæfar , whom we hay have the happiness to fee ; you whose heart , Of Compofition . 19.
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... whose heart , whose very foul we know ; you who have no designs but fuch as tend to preserve the commonwealth , as much of it as has escaped the rage of war ; What praises shall we pay to you ? By what demonstration of zeal and re ...
... whose heart , whose very foul we know ; you who have no designs but fuch as tend to preserve the commonwealth , as much of it as has escaped the rage of war ; What praises shall we pay to you ? By what demonstration of zeal and re ...
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... whose foul is inspired with faith , " and lifts up pure hands to the God of battles , who " directs them , is invincible . " As M. Turenne owes all his glory to God , fo he " refers it all to him ; and has no other confidence , " but ...
... whose foul is inspired with faith , " and lifts up pure hands to the God of battles , who " directs them , is invincible . " As M. Turenne owes all his glory to God , fo he " refers it all to him ; and has no other confidence , " but ...
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... whose virtue cannot be eclipsed " by that of his subjects . No grandeur or glory can " cloud the fun which enlightens us ; and the most important actions atchieved by subjects never give any uneafiness to a Prince whose own magnanimity ...
... whose virtue cannot be eclipsed " by that of his subjects . No grandeur or glory can " cloud the fun which enlightens us ; and the most important actions atchieved by subjects never give any uneafiness to a Prince whose own magnanimity ...
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