The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 612
... Pelasgi from Arcadia , -nnder Evander , for which we have the authority of Livy , Ta- citus , and Pliny . The next point which Dr. Marsh proves , is the identity of the Pelasgic and Æolic dialects : we have not room to follow him ...
... Pelasgi from Arcadia , -nnder Evander , for which we have the authority of Livy , Ta- citus , and Pliny . The next point which Dr. Marsh proves , is the identity of the Pelasgic and Æolic dialects : we have not room to follow him ...
Page 613
... Pelasgi used the aspirate , as , the Latin hora from pa clearly shews . If any scepticism on the part of our readers should still exist , we would refer them to the marble from Orchomenus , which is now to be seen in the Museum of Lord ...
... Pelasgi used the aspirate , as , the Latin hora from pa clearly shews . If any scepticism on the part of our readers should still exist , we would refer them to the marble from Orchomenus , which is now to be seen in the Museum of Lord ...
Page 616
... Pelasgi . He represents him as having undertaken a task , which is attended with " little chance of success ; " because he has no access to information about the Pelasgi , which was not already open to his predeces- sors . Now if Dr. M ...
... Pelasgi . He represents him as having undertaken a task , which is attended with " little chance of success ; " because he has no access to information about the Pelasgi , which was not already open to his predeces- sors . Now if Dr. M ...
Page 617
... Pelasgi must stop , he acknow ledges , that the result of Dr. Marsh's investigation is a just one . Consequently he acknowledges , that Dr. Mar - h has succeeded in the object , which he professes in the very first paragraph to have in ...
... Pelasgi must stop , he acknow ledges , that the result of Dr. Marsh's investigation is a just one . Consequently he acknowledges , that Dr. Mar - h has succeeded in the object , which he professes in the very first paragraph to have in ...
Page 618
... Pelasgi before that time is inscrutable , it follows of necessity , that they who attempt to go higher in the history of the Pelasgi , and to shew , either that they came from Egypt , or from Phoenicia , or Bactria , & c . are building ...
... Pelasgi before that time is inscrutable , it follows of necessity , that they who attempt to go higher in the history of the Pelasgi , and to shew , either that they came from Egypt , or from Phoenicia , or Bactria , & c . are building ...
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