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... Notes are numerous and learned ; they abound with quotations from profane and ecclefiaftical hiftorians , and with references to original writers in the oriental languages . In the Note on page 83 , Mr. W. encounters , and , we think ...
... Notes are numerous and learned ; they abound with quotations from profane and ecclefiaftical hiftorians , and with references to original writers in the oriental languages . In the Note on page 83 , Mr. W. encounters , and , we think ...
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... Notes on Menander . " A vocula illa verfum inchoare , qualis eft inelegantia ? Vel unum ejufmodi ex omnibus Poetis da verfum , et viceris , p . 57. - and again , Tantumne virum a particula yag verfum inchoafe ? Pudet fane et indignor ...
... Notes on Menander . " A vocula illa verfum inchoare , qualis eft inelegantia ? Vel unum ejufmodi ex omnibus Poetis da verfum , et viceris , p . 57. - and again , Tantumne virum a particula yag verfum inchoafe ? Pudet fane et indignor ...
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... Notes on Apollonius Rhodius ; Brunck , in his Notes on the Tragedies . At the fame time , it must be remembered , that there are a vast number of words , which are used ad libitum , with the liquids either fingle or double ; -and fome ...
... Notes on Apollonius Rhodius ; Brunck , in his Notes on the Tragedies . At the fame time , it must be remembered , that there are a vast number of words , which are used ad libitum , with the liquids either fingle or double ; -and fome ...
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