Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... head , " And round the Orb in lafting notes be read : Statefman , yet friend to Truth ! in foul fincere , " In action faithful , and in honour clear ; " Who broke no promife , ferv'd no private end , " Who gain'd no title , and who loft ...
... head , " And round the Orb in lafting notes be read : Statefman , yet friend to Truth ! in foul fincere , " In action faithful , and in honour clear ; " Who broke no promife , ferv'd no private end , " Who gain'd no title , and who loft ...
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... of one in Italy that used to fwear by the head of Otho . Nothing can be pleafanter than to see a circle of thefe Virtuofos about a cabinet of of Medals , defcanting upon the value , rarity and ΤΟ Dialogues upon the Ufefulness.
... of one in Italy that used to fwear by the head of Otho . Nothing can be pleafanter than to see a circle of thefe Virtuofos about a cabinet of of Medals , defcanting upon the value , rarity and ΤΟ Dialogues upon the Ufefulness.
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... head before I tell you , that you fee on Medals not on- ly the names and perfons of Emperors , Kings , Confuls , Pro - confuls , Prætors , and the like cha- racters of importance , but of fome of the Poets , and and of feveral who had ...
... head before I tell you , that you fee on Medals not on- ly the names and perfons of Emperors , Kings , Confuls , Pro - confuls , Prætors , and the like cha- racters of importance , but of fome of the Poets , and and of feveral who had ...
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... head . Pray confider what a figure a man would make in the republic of letters , fhould 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 ...
... head . Pray confider what a figure a man would make in the republic of letters , fhould 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 ...
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... head , but I fear I have already tired you . Nay , fays ' Eugenius , fince you have gone fo far with us , we muft beg you to finish your lecture , especially fince you are on a fubject , that I dare promise you will be very agreeable to ...
... head , but I fear I have already tired you . Nay , fays ' Eugenius , fince you have gone fo far with us , we muft beg you to finish your lecture , especially fince you are on a fubject , that I dare promise you will be very agreeable to ...
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