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Page 5
It would not be seemly to mix not , I trust , for having introduced the with the mournful subject of our presubject to their notice , for of that I sent contemplation any thing of a controversial nature ; but when , for the tigable ...
It would not be seemly to mix not , I trust , for having introduced the with the mournful subject of our presubject to their notice , for of that I sent contemplation any thing of a controversial nature ; but when , for the tigable ...
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ON THE SCULPTURE OF THE GREEKS . in every thing which respects the fine -Γενoιμαν arts very different from ourselves ; and Ιν ' όλαεν έπεςι ποντ8 we must endeavour to determine the Προβλημ ' αλικλυσον , άκραν nature and the causes of ...
ON THE SCULPTURE OF THE GREEKS . in every thing which respects the fine -Γενoιμαν arts very different from ourselves ; and Ιν ' όλαεν έπεςι ποντ8 we must endeavour to determine the Προβλημ ' αλικλυσον , άκραν nature and the causes of ...
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The poetical genius which was theories are , in many respects , full of habitual to them , was very far from justice and truth , but they involve , at resembling in every thing that which the same time , many errors , and it is the ...
The poetical genius which was theories are , in many respects , full of habitual to them , was very far from justice and truth , but they involve , at resembling in every thing that which the same time , many errors , and it is the ...
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Everything are far from being of themselves suffi- had a definite character - every thing cient to conduct the arts to perfec- was great in a little space — because tion . The arts require subjects of every human faculty was developed ...
Everything are far from being of themselves suffi- had a definite character - every thing cient to conduct the arts to perfec- was great in a little space — because tion . The arts require subjects of every human faculty was developed ...
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... for carrying them to perfecemperors , these became a subject of tion ; commerce and liberty are of use to amusement and ostentation ; but that them , only because they tend to prolegislation which had done every thing cure for them ...
... for carrying them to perfecemperors , these became a subject of tion ; commerce and liberty are of use to amusement and ostentation ; but that them , only because they tend to prolegislation which had done every thing cure for them ...
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