Comedies of Plautus: Amphitruo, Amphitryon. Miles Gloriosus. CaptiviT. Becket and P. A. De Hondt, 1769 |
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Sayfa ix
... lefs learned reader , to add fome notes , which those who are converfant in the ancient writings might deem fuperfluous ; and though I do not mean directly to write for fchools , schools , I have had them in my view , ( ix )
... lefs learned reader , to add fome notes , which those who are converfant in the ancient writings might deem fuperfluous ; and though I do not mean directly to write for fchools , schools , I have had them in my view , ( ix )
Sayfa xv
... those who are in expectation of them with the utmost impatience . And what do these Mercuries , when they are talking of the haft they are in ? " Tis pleasant to think of it : --- they bawl out , that every one should make room for them ...
... those who are in expectation of them with the utmost impatience . And what do these Mercuries , when they are talking of the haft they are in ? " Tis pleasant to think of it : --- they bawl out , that every one should make room for them ...
Sayfa xviii
... those of the present times . § What Mr Colman fays with regard to his tranflation of TERENCE'S Comedies , is no lefs applicable to a translation of the Comedies of our author.- The English reader is defired " to obferve , that the ...
... those of the present times . § What Mr Colman fays with regard to his tranflation of TERENCE'S Comedies , is no lefs applicable to a translation of the Comedies of our author.- The English reader is defired " to obferve , that the ...
Sayfa xxiv
... those mills , which were turned by the hand , and which Jerome therefore calls hand- mills . While he was at this laborious employment , * Fulvius Nobilior was Prætor in Spain , and afterwards Conful . A. U. C. 561. and M. Cato was ...
... those mills , which were turned by the hand , and which Jerome therefore calls hand- mills . While he was at this laborious employment , * Fulvius Nobilior was Prætor in Spain , and afterwards Conful . A. U. C. 561. and M. Cato was ...
Sayfa xxvii
... those who had written Comedies ; whom , in his opinion , excelled all the reft , and then in what rank , and in what point of eftimation each of them might be placed . 66 Many we've seen in doubt in this affair ; " And , differing in ...
... those who had written Comedies ; whom , in his opinion , excelled all the reft , and then in what rank , and in what point of eftimation each of them might be placed . 66 Many we've seen in doubt in this affair ; " And , differing in ...
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