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第 6 頁
... divine honours paid her by the Barbarians ; that many feas and capacious har- bours were called after her name ; that to her many illustrious families owe their original : yet this celebrated writer does not hesitate to say of her ...
... divine honours paid her by the Barbarians ; that many feas and capacious har- bours were called after her name ; that to her many illustrious families owe their original : yet this celebrated writer does not hesitate to say of her ...
第 33 頁
... divine beings as viewing us men with invidious and malignant af- pects 50. In the space of a protracted life , how many things occur , which we fee with reluctance and fupport with anguish . I will fuppofe the term of human life to ...
... divine beings as viewing us men with invidious and malignant af- pects 50. In the space of a protracted life , how many things occur , which we fee with reluctance and fupport with anguish . I will fuppofe the term of human life to ...
第 62 頁
... divine infpiration 5 , thus addreffed him in heroic verfe : The caft is made ; the net fecures the way ; And night's pale gleams will bring the fcaly prey . LXIII . Pififtratus confidered the declaration as prophetic , and prepared his ...
... divine infpiration 5 , thus addreffed him in heroic verfe : The caft is made ; the net fecures the way ; And night's pale gleams will bring the fcaly prey . LXIII . Pififtratus confidered the declaration as prophetic , and prepared his ...
第 65 頁
... divine . Or god or mortal ! how fhall I decide ? Doubtless to heav'n most dear and most allied . It is farther afferted by fome , that the priestess dictated to him those inftitutes which are now ob- ferved at Sparta : but the ...
... divine . Or god or mortal ! how fhall I decide ? Doubtless to heav'n most dear and most allied . It is farther afferted by fome , that the priestess dictated to him those inftitutes which are now ob- ferved at Sparta : but the ...
第 91 頁
... divine inspiration , that no living mortal could be accounted happy . When the memory of this say ing occurred to Crœfus , it is faid , that rousing him- self from the profoundest filence of affliction , he thrice pronounced aloud the ...
... divine inspiration , that no living mortal could be accounted happy . When the memory of this say ing occurred to Crœfus , it is faid , that rousing him- self from the profoundest filence of affliction , he thrice pronounced aloud the ...
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