The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 102
... honour in England , is aware that she has committed an unpardonable offence , and the coarseness of depravity ensues from the very consciousness of the enormity of her crime . But it is very different in France . A female there who has ...
... honour in England , is aware that she has committed an unpardonable offence , and the coarseness of depravity ensues from the very consciousness of the enormity of her crime . But it is very different in France . A female there who has ...
Page 114
... honour to the best ages of the Church . We speak not of the ability which may be conspicuous in their writings , as this , however great , is not the point under consideration ; but we speak of the Christian prin- ciples declared , the ...
... honour to the best ages of the Church . We speak not of the ability which may be conspicuous in their writings , as this , however great , is not the point under consideration ; but we speak of the Christian prin- ciples declared , the ...
Page 128
... honours which he conferred . To one he raised a statue in the senate ; a second was made a proconsul ; and he twice ... honoured by imperial patronage , few could make pretensions to classical elegance ; and many , of whom the greater ...
... honours which he conferred . To one he raised a statue in the senate ; a second was made a proconsul ; and he twice ... honoured by imperial patronage , few could make pretensions to classical elegance ; and many , of whom the greater ...
Page 129
... honours , and a variety of privileges on the professors of arts , if Marcust Aurelius possessed classical knowledge even by the confession of Mr. Berington , and notwithstanding his preference of the stoical philosophy , bestowed honours ...
... honours , and a variety of privileges on the professors of arts , if Marcust Aurelius possessed classical knowledge even by the confession of Mr. Berington , and notwithstanding his preference of the stoical philosophy , bestowed honours ...
Page 130
... honours were to be found ? The cul- tivation of the Greek in preference to the Latin language , in a country of Greeks , could not fail soon to be adopted , to the obvious detriment of the western learning . And when the empire , on the ...
... honours were to be found ? The cul- tivation of the Greek in preference to the Latin language , in a country of Greeks , could not fail soon to be adopted , to the obvious detriment of the western learning . And when the empire , on the ...
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