Dionysius Longinus on the Sublime:: Translated from the Greek, with Notes and Observations, and Some Account of the Life, Writings and Character of the AuthorJ. Watts: and sold by W. Innys and R. Manby, 1739 - 187 pages |
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... Eupolis . 48 Archilochus . 31 , 37 Euripides . 40 , 41 , 42 , Arimafpians , Author of the Poem on the . 29 Aristophanes . 96 Ariftotle . 43 , 44 , 96 G. 73 B. Bacchylides , 80 C. CE Ecilius . 1 , 2 , 17 , 71 , 73,77 Callifthenes ...
... Eupolis . 48 Archilochus . 31 , 37 Euripides . 40 , 41 , 42 , Arimafpians , Author of the Poem on the . 29 Aristophanes . 96 Ariftotle . 43 , 44 , 96 G. 73 B. Bacchylides , 80 C. CE Ecilius . 1 , 2 , 17 , 71 , 73,77 Callifthenes ...
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... Eupolis . No ! by my Labours in that glorious Field , Their Foy fhall not produce my Difcontent . 3 But the Grandeur confifts not in the bare Application of an Oath , but in applying it in the proper Place , in a pertinent manner , at ...
... Eupolis . No ! by my Labours in that glorious Field , Their Foy fhall not produce my Difcontent . 3 But the Grandeur confifts not in the bare Application of an Oath , but in applying it in the proper Place , in a pertinent manner , at ...
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... Eupolis . ] He was an Athenian writer of Come- dy , ' of whom nothing remains at prefent , but the re- nown of his Name . Dr. Pearce . 3 But the grandeur , & c . ] This Judgment is ad- mirable , and Longinus alone fays more than all the ...
... Eupolis . ] He was an Athenian writer of Come- dy , ' of whom nothing remains at prefent , but the re- nown of his Name . Dr. Pearce . 3 But the grandeur , & c . ] This Judgment is ad- mirable , and Longinus alone fays more than all the ...
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