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... language , particularly the language of Homer , and thus explains how it came to be fo rich and co- pious : The language of Homer is in this respect , as well as in every other , the most perfect that is to be found in Greek , or in any ...
... language , particularly the language of Homer , and thus explains how it came to be fo rich and co- pious : The language of Homer is in this respect , as well as in every other , the most perfect that is to be found in Greek , or in any ...
Page 244
... language came from the fouth and east , the inhabitants of which countries are more mufical than those of the north and weft : · History informs every man who ftudies it in the grand and comprehenfive view of the hiftory of the fpecies ...
... language came from the fouth and east , the inhabitants of which countries are more mufical than those of the north and weft : · History informs every man who ftudies it in the grand and comprehenfive view of the hiftory of the fpecies ...
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... language remained for fome time , even in Egypt , where I fuppofe it to have been first invented : and while it was in that ftate , it found its way to China , with other Egyptian arts , and particularly hieragryphical writing , which M ...
... language remained for fome time , even in Egypt , where I fuppofe it to have been first invented : and while it was in that ftate , it found its way to China , with other Egyptian arts , and particularly hieragryphical writing , which M ...
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