A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Cook's Hesiod. Fawke's Theocritus. Anacreon. Bion. Moschus. Sappho. Musaeus & Apollonius Rhodius. The Rape of Helen. Creech's Lucretius and Grainger's TibullusJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1795 |
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Page 342
... Things , as they will with Cicero , of the Art of Rhetoric , Quintilian , book x . For Macer and Lucretius are , indeed , worth the reading but not as if they contained the whole body of eloquence . Each of them is ele- gant in the ...
... Things , as they will with Cicero , of the Art of Rhetoric , Quintilian , book x . For Macer and Lucretius are , indeed , worth the reading but not as if they contained the whole body of eloquence . Each of them is ele- gant in the ...
Page 343
... things that feem to happen contrary to nature . Hieronymus Mercurialis . Lucretius was the first who explained the Na- ture of Things in the Roman tongue ; and he bor- rowed many things from Democritus , Epicurus , and Hippocrates ...
... things that feem to happen contrary to nature . Hieronymus Mercurialis . Lucretius was the first who explained the Na- ture of Things in the Roman tongue ; and he bor- rowed many things from Democritus , Epicurus , and Hippocrates ...
Page 344
ciples and caufes of things ; of the univerfe ; of the parts of the world ; of a happy life ; and of things celeftial and terreftrial . And , though in many places he diffent from Plato , though he advance many affertions that are ...
ciples and caufes of things ; of the univerfe ; of the parts of the world ; of a happy life ; and of things celeftial and terreftrial . And , though in many places he diffent from Plato , though he advance many affertions that are ...
Page 345
... things contained in it , and many that well deferve to be read and remembered : for , in the first place , he teaches that they only are fit to be trufted with the adminiftration of the government , who excel others in prudence , wisdom ...
... things contained in it , and many that well deferve to be read and remembered : for , in the first place , he teaches that they only are fit to be trufted with the adminiftration of the government , who excel others in prudence , wisdom ...
Page 348
... Things , praifes Epicurus , whofe philofophy he follows , endeavours to clear his doctrine from the charge of ... things are made . V. To thefe corpufcles from ver . 380 to ver . 479 , he fubjoins a void or an empty space . And , VI ...
... Things , praifes Epicurus , whofe philofophy he follows , endeavours to clear his doctrine from the charge of ... things are made . V. To thefe corpufcles from ver . 380 to ver . 479 , he fubjoins a void or an empty space . And , VI ...
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