A Classical Tour Through Italy, 1. ciltMawman, 1819 |
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Sayfa ix
... Italian Tour its full advantages . The Reader then comes to the Tour itself . The epithet Classical sufficiently points out its peculiar charac- ter , which is to trace the resemblance between Modern and An- cient Italy , and to take ...
... Italian Tour its full advantages . The Reader then comes to the Tour itself . The epithet Classical sufficiently points out its peculiar charac- ter , which is to trace the resemblance between Modern and An- cient Italy , and to take ...
Sayfa xi
... Italian scenery , lighted by an Italian sky ? If Lucre- tius has repeated at length two of the most beautiful passages his poem * , the Author may claim indulgence , if , in describing the perpetual recurrence of similar objects , he ...
... Italian scenery , lighted by an Italian sky ? If Lucre- tius has repeated at length two of the most beautiful passages his poem * , the Author may claim indulgence , if , in describing the perpetual recurrence of similar objects , he ...
Sayfa xii
John Chetwode Eustace. ble , attempted to discard the French termination in Italian names , and laments that he cannot carry consistency so far as to apply it to antiquity , and rejecting the semi - barbarous appellations with which the ...
John Chetwode Eustace. ble , attempted to discard the French termination in Italian names , and laments that he cannot carry consistency so far as to apply it to antiquity , and rejecting the semi - barbarous appellations with which the ...
Sayfa xx
... Italian authors . The latter only have either preserved or recovered the " certa vox Romani generis , urbisque propria , * This last author is inferior to the others , because more affected . His Hymns , though inserted in the Parisian ...
... Italian authors . The latter only have either preserved or recovered the " certa vox Romani generis , urbisque propria , * This last author is inferior to the others , because more affected . His Hymns , though inserted in the Parisian ...
Sayfa xxi
... Italy , and are calculated to give an additional interest to any part of its history , scenery , or antiquities . In these passages , where the subject calls forth ... ITALIAN LANGUAGE . II . It is evident that he PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE . ххі.
... Italy , and are calculated to give an additional interest to any part of its history , scenery , or antiquities . In these passages , where the subject calls forth ... ITALIAN LANGUAGE . II . It is evident that he PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE . ххі.
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