Memoirs of the Life of Peter Daniel Huet, Bishop of Avranches, 1. ciltLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; and Cadell and Davies, 1810 |
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Sayfa 340 - Gardez-vous d'imiter ce rimeur furieux, Qui, de ses vains écrits lecteur harmonieux, Aborde en récitant quiconque le salue, Et poursuit de ses vers les passans dans la rue. Il n'est temple si saint, des anges respecté, Qui soit contre sa muse un lieu de sûreté.13 Je vous l'ai déjà dit, aimez qu'on vous censure, 60 Et, souple à la raison, corrigez sans murmure.
Sayfa 273 - Daniel Heinsius reeling home, and repeating, as he went up the stone staircase to his rooms, " Sta pes, sta bone pes; sta pes, ne labere, mi pes; Sta pes, aut lapides hi mihi lectus erunt.
Sayfa 11 - They did everything," says he, " in their power to interrupt me in my studies; my books were stolen; my paper torn or spoiled; my chamber-door was barred, that whilst they were at play I might not be lurking in my room with a book, as I was frequently detected in doing." But this was not all. He adds, " In order to indulge my taste, it was my custom to rise with the sun, whilst they were buried in sleep, and either hide myself in the wood, or seek some thick shade, which might conceal me from their...
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Sayfa xi - The Bishop shall be left to tell his own story, in his own manner, with no other interference than that of occasional moral and critical remark. I think, however, that it may be useful to premise a summary view of the state of European literature anteriorly to the commencement of this biographical history...
Sayfa 109 - Historique de 1'Eglise de Rome,' the pope caused him to be expelled from the order of Jesuits. Louis XIV. on this occasion gave him a pension, and he retired to the abbey of St. Victor at Paris, where he died in 1686. The four propositions which Maimbourg, with the greater part of the French clergy, maintained are : — 1. That the pope has no authority in temporal matters. 2. That the general councils of the church are superior to the pope. 3. That the pope may err in. his decisions, which are subject...
Sayfa 27 - I cannot easily express the admiration which this new mode of philosophizing excited m my young mind, when, from the simplest and plainest principles, I saw so many dazzling wonders brought forth, and the whole fabric of the world and the nature of things, as it were, spontaneously springing to existence.
Sayfa xxvi - ... punge the stains of my former life, 'yet a more urgent cause has given me the final impulse, a severe and nearly fatal disease, with which I struggled for six whole months, and from which I am not entirely recovered. By this sharp, but salutary admonition, I felt myself summoned by God to scrutinize the ingrained spots of my conscience, and most humbly and submissively lay them before his sight. I therefore thought I should perform a grateful task in presenting an account of my past years to...
Sayfa 220 - ... In these operations acute conjectures were applied, which flattered the understanding with an appearance of truth, and obtained credit, though often false and fallacious. It was certainly necessary to seek a remedy for the errors arising from bad copies, ignorance and negligence of transcribers, &c. But now, in this light of letters, after such long and assiduous toil in the emendation of ancient books, by which they have been restored to their pristine splendour, to spend a whole life in the...
Sayfa 50 - ... to me worthy of noting, either by way of emendation of the text, or understanding of a passage, I marked it in the margin. One idea, however, greatly disturbed me, which was, that a library formed by so much labour and expence, the dearest solace and food of my mind, would hereafter be dispersed, in alleys and upon booksellers' stalls, and come into the hands of the ignorant vulgar.