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... should not be as noble a task to write upon a bib and hanging - fleeves , as on the Bulla and Prætexta . The reafon is , that we are familiar with the names of the one , and meet with the other no where but in learned authors . An ...
... should not be as noble a task to write upon a bib and hanging - fleeves , as on the Bulla and Prætexta . The reafon is , that we are familiar with the names of the one , and meet with the other no where but in learned authors . An ...
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... should 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 ...
... should 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 ...
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... should be a kind of facrifty for altars , idols , facrificing inftruments , and other religious utenfils . Not to be tedious , one might make a magazine for all forts of antiquities , that would show a man in an afternoon more than he ...
... should be a kind of facrifty for altars , idols , facrificing inftruments , and other religious utenfils . Not to be tedious , one might make a magazine for all forts of antiquities , that would show a man in an afternoon more than he ...
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... should he appeal to your univerfity - wardrobe , when they expect a fentence out of the Re Veftiaria ? or how do you think a man that has read Vegetius will relifh your Roman ar- fenal ? In the mean time , fays Philander , you find on ...
... should he appeal to your univerfity - wardrobe , when they expect a fentence out of the Re Veftiaria ? or how do you think a man that has read Vegetius will relifh your Roman ar- fenal ? In the mean time , fays Philander , you find on ...
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... should not have thought on . But there is another of which I am sure you could not but be fenfible when you were at Rome . I must own to you it furprised me to fee my Ciceroni so well ac- quainted with the bufts and ftatues of all the ...
... should not have thought on . But there is another of which I am sure you could not but be fenfible when you were at Rome . I must own to you it furprised me to fee my Ciceroni so well ac- quainted with the bufts and ftatues of all the ...
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