The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen13John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... fire clandeftinely from Jove ( the fire is by the di- vine Plato , in . his allution to this paffage , called the neceffaries or abundance of life ; and thofe are called fubtle , who were folicitous after the abund ance of life ) , the ...
... fire clandeftinely from Jove ( the fire is by the di- vine Plato , in . his allution to this paffage , called the neceffaries or abundance of life ; and thofe are called fubtle , who were folicitous after the abund ance of life ) , the ...
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... fire of gods beheld the fair , The fatal guile , th ' inevitable snare , Hermes he bids to Epimethus bear . Prometheus mindful of his theft above , Had warn'd his brother to beware of Jove , To take no prefent that the god should send ...
... fire of gods beheld the fair , The fatal guile , th ' inevitable snare , Hermes he bids to Epimethus bear . Prometheus mindful of his theft above , Had warn'd his brother to beware of Jove , To take no prefent that the god should send ...
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... fire was difcovered , which was the fource of all mechanical arts . Tzetz . Ver . 71. It is beyond difpute , that with the invention and imp ovement of arts , the luxury of men increased , and that difeafes were the effects of luxury ...
... fire was difcovered , which was the fource of all mechanical arts . Tzetz . Ver . 71. It is beyond difpute , that with the invention and imp ovement of arts , the luxury of men increased , and that difeafes were the effects of luxury ...
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... fire , But let thy breaft his good example fire : The proper bus'nefs of each feafon mind ; And , O ! be cautious when you truit the wind . If large the veffel , and her lading large , And if the feas prove faithful to their charge ...
... fire , But let thy breaft his good example fire : The proper bus'nefs of each feafon mind ; And , O ! be cautious when you truit the wind . If large the veffel , and her lading large , And if the feas prove faithful to their charge ...
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... fire , Of mortals , and immortal gods , the fire : Nor to the fons of men deny they praife , To fuch as merit of their heav'nly lays ; They fing the giants of puiffant arm , And with the wond'rous tale their father charm . Mnemofyne ...
... fire , Of mortals , and immortal gods , the fire : Nor to the fons of men deny they praife , To fuch as merit of their heav'nly lays ; They fing the giants of puiffant arm , And with the wond'rous tale their father charm . Mnemofyne ...
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