Essays and treatises on several subjects ... A new edition, Band 1T. Cadell, 1772 |
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... - ture XI . Of Civil Liberty XII . Of Eloquence 77 85 95 XIII . Of the Rife and Progrefs of the Arts and Sci- ences XIV . The Epicurean XV . The Stoic XVI . The Platonist 109 137 147 159 Eflay Effay Page XVII . The Sceptic 165 XVIII . Of.
... - ture XI . Of Civil Liberty XII . Of Eloquence 77 85 95 XIII . Of the Rife and Progrefs of the Arts and Sci- ences XIV . The Epicurean XV . The Stoic XVI . The Platonist 109 137 147 159 Eflay Effay Page XVII . The Sceptic 165 XVIII . Of.
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... eloquence , mufic , or painting . They give a certain elegance of fentiment to which the rest of man- kind are strangers . The emotions they excite are soft and tender . They draw the mind off from the hurry of bufinefs and intereft ...
... eloquence , mufic , or painting . They give a certain elegance of fentiment to which the rest of man- kind are strangers . The emotions they excite are soft and tender . They draw the mind off from the hurry of bufinefs and intereft ...
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... eloquence , and had prevailed fo far as to get him condemned to the utmost extent of the laws ; yet that cruel tyrant lived peaceably to old age , in opulence and ease , and , thirty years afterwards , was put into the profcription by ...
... eloquence , and had prevailed fo far as to get him condemned to the utmost extent of the laws ; yet that cruel tyrant lived peaceably to old age , in opulence and ease , and , thirty years afterwards , was put into the profcription by ...
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... declamation , he commonly takes part with the former : If his turn lies towards irony and ridicule , he naturally throws himself into the other extreme . I am far from thinking , that all thofe , I am ( 77 ) Of Eloquence.
... declamation , he commonly takes part with the former : If his turn lies towards irony and ridicule , he naturally throws himself into the other extreme . I am far from thinking , that all thofe , I am ( 77 ) Of Eloquence.
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... ἢ ὅσα ὃν εἰσενέγκοσιν , οἱ γὰς μνᾶν προελέσαντες , ἐγγὺς δυοῖν μναῖν πρόσοδον ἐξασι ὁ δόκει τῶν ἀνθροπίνων ἀσφαλέσατὸν τε καὶ πολυχρονιώτατον είναι . ΠΟΡΟΙ , EEN . ESSAY XII . THO Of ELOQUENCE . HOSE , who 94 XI . ESSAY Α.
... ἢ ὅσα ὃν εἰσενέγκοσιν , οἱ γὰς μνᾶν προελέσαντες , ἐγγὺς δυοῖν μναῖν πρόσοδον ἐξασι ὁ δόκει τῶν ἀνθροπίνων ἀσφαλέσατὸν τε καὶ πολυχρονιώτατον είναι . ΠΟΡΟΙ , EEN . ESSAY XII . THO Of ELOQUENCE . HOSE , who 94 XI . ESSAY Α.
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