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... SEE How Rome her own fad fepulchre appears : With nodding arches , broken temples spread ! The very tombs now vanish'd like their dead ; Some felt the filent stroke of mould'ring age ; Some , hoftile fury ; fome , religious rage ...
... SEE How Rome her own fad fepulchre appears : With nodding arches , broken temples spread ! The very tombs now vanish'd like their dead ; Some felt the filent stroke of mould'ring age ; Some , hoftile fury ; fome , religious rage ...
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... see Toga's and Tunica's the Chlamys and Trabea , and in fhort all the different vefts and ornaments that are so often mentioned in the Greek and Roman authors . By this means a man would comprehend better and remember much longer the ...
... see Toga's and Tunica's the Chlamys and Trabea , and in fhort all the different vefts and ornaments that are so often mentioned in the Greek and Roman authors . By this means a man would comprehend better and remember much longer the ...
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... see the Pilum and the fhield , the eagles , enfigns , helmets , battering rams and trophies , in a word , all the ancient military furniture in the fame manner as it might have been in an arsenal of old Rome . A third apartment should ...
... see the Pilum and the fhield , the eagles , enfigns , helmets , battering rams and trophies , in a word , all the ancient military furniture in the fame manner as it might have been in an arsenal of old Rome . A third apartment should ...
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... see that the Iliad contains the whole circle of arts , and that Thales and Pythagoras ftole all their philofophy out of this poet's works . One would be amazed to see what pains he takes to prove that Homer understood all the figures in ...
... see that the Iliad contains the whole circle of arts , and that Thales and Pythagoras ftole all their philofophy out of this poet's works . One would be amazed to see what pains he takes to prove that Homer understood all the figures in ...
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... see thy skin . As thou declaim'st- Mr. Tate , Can't thou restore old manners , or retrench Rome's pride , who com'ft tranfparent to the bench ? Idem . But pray what is the meaning that this tranfparent Lady holds up her train in her ...
... see thy skin . As thou declaim'st- Mr. Tate , Can't thou restore old manners , or retrench Rome's pride , who com'ft tranfparent to the bench ? Idem . But pray what is the meaning that this tranfparent Lady holds up her train in her ...
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