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... remarks on this Ode , we obferved that Sophocles conftantly imitated Homer t . On which Mr. H takes an oppor- tunity of entering into the difcuffion of a point of fome importance , which is the authenticity of Homer's poems . In these ...
... remarks on this Ode , we obferved that Sophocles conftantly imitated Homer t . On which Mr. H takes an oppor- tunity of entering into the difcuffion of a point of fome importance , which is the authenticity of Homer's poems . In these ...
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... Remarks , out of the abundance of his charity and good manners , he fays , " I chufe to let pafs , without any chaftifement , fuch impotent railers as Dr. Richard Grey , and one Bate , a zany to a mountebank + . " Mr. Peters was another ...
... Remarks , out of the abundance of his charity and good manners , he fays , " I chufe to let pafs , without any chaftifement , fuch impotent railers as Dr. Richard Grey , and one Bate , a zany to a mountebank + . " Mr. Peters was another ...
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... remarks on , and propofals to leffen the expence of , 296 . Alle , Mr. remarks on his Origin of Writ ing , 86. The Note . A benagoras , an afferter of the foul's im- mortality , 512 . Aple - tree , fuppofed to bear fruit without bionoms ...
... remarks on , and propofals to leffen the expence of , 296 . Alle , Mr. remarks on his Origin of Writ ing , 86. The Note . A benagoras , an afferter of the foul's im- mortality , 512 . Aple - tree , fuppofed to bear fruit without bionoms ...
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