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... against his guardian Apho- bus , and not long after delivered the two against Onetor , which fome of the old criticks fuppofe to have been written , or at least corrected , by his master : we may trace , indeed , the manly features of ...
... against his guardian Apho- bus , and not long after delivered the two against Onetor , which fome of the old criticks fuppofe to have been written , or at least corrected , by his master : we may trace , indeed , the manly features of ...
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... popular go- vernment , which he supported also by his elo- quence ; and Ifocrates laboured fuccessfully to unite the Greeks in a common cause against their old enemy the king of Perfia : the poli- 18 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
... popular go- vernment , which he supported also by his elo- quence ; and Ifocrates laboured fuccessfully to unite the Greeks in a common cause against their old enemy the king of Perfia : the poli- 18 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
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Sir William Jones lady Anna Maria (Shipley) Jones. tunately loft , against ARISTOGITON and AR- CHIPPUS , which the illuftrious critick , whom I have fo frequently cited , has given us as a fpe- cimen of my author's method . It was a ...
Sir William Jones lady Anna Maria (Shipley) Jones. tunately loft , against ARISTOGITON and AR- CHIPPUS , which the illuftrious critick , whom I have fo frequently cited , has given us as a fpe- cimen of my author's method . It was a ...
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... against Aphobus : this identical paffage in the three orators is adduced by Eu- febius among other inftances of the grofs pla- giarism with which he charges the Greeks ; but it is a paffage which , to the honour of our na- tion , can ...
... against Aphobus : this identical paffage in the three orators is adduced by Eu- febius among other inftances of the grofs pla- giarism with which he charges the Greeks ; but it is a paffage which , to the honour of our na- tion , can ...
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... against them at the trial , and that , if the Archon found it neceffary , he might adjourn the exa- mination . This was not unlike the French re- collement , of which M. de Beaumarchais has given us a lively and curious defcription in ...
... against them at the trial , and that , if the Archon found it neceffary , he might adjourn the exa- mination . This was not unlike the French re- collement , of which M. de Beaumarchais has given us a lively and curious defcription in ...
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