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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... means the immenfe and inexhauftible parts of the ocean ; by Medufa the waters which the fun , or Perfeus dries up by ... mean the prefent , paft , and the future ; Erythea is an island in the ocean where he kept his herds . Tzetz Le ...
... means the immenfe and inexhauftible parts of the ocean ; by Medufa the waters which the fun , or Perfeus dries up by ... mean the prefent , paft , and the future ; Erythea is an island in the ocean where he kept his herds . Tzetz Le ...
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... means nothing more than his journey to Epirus , of which Aidas , or Pluto , was king . Pluto is fometimes called the god of riches , because he had in his kingdom many mines of fil- ver and gold . We now come to the etymologics of ...
... means nothing more than his journey to Epirus , of which Aidas , or Pluto , was king . Pluto is fometimes called the god of riches , because he had in his kingdom many mines of fil- ver and gold . We now come to the etymologics of ...
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... means prudent men who confider for the future , and warily avoid the many evils and misfortunes which human na- ture is liable to : but this good property is accom- panied with many cares , with the deprivation of pleafures ; they ...
... means prudent men who confider for the future , and warily avoid the many evils and misfortunes which human na- ture is liable to : but this good property is accom- panied with many cares , with the deprivation of pleafures ; they ...
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... means prudent men who confider for the future , and warily avoid the many evils and misfortunes which human na- ture is liable to : but this good property is accom- panied with many cares , with the deprivation of pleafures ; they ...
... means prudent men who confider for the future , and warily avoid the many evils and misfortunes which human na- ture is liable to : but this good property is accom- panied with many cares , with the deprivation of pleafures ; they ...
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... means by this , that Juno was the last of goddeffes whom he took to his bed , and whom he made his wife ; the reft were only concubines . The word axoris , a wife , our author ufes to none but Juno . Hebe , the goddess of youth is ...
... means by this , that Juno was the last of goddeffes whom he took to his bed , and whom he made his wife ; the reft were only concubines . The word axoris , a wife , our author ufes to none but Juno . Hebe , the goddess of youth is ...
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