The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... learned according to " the purpose of them that do it . " Dr. Johnson , though one of the learned , here fhews not that candour which the liberal statesman had described as the charactcriftic of their judgment . The biographer ...
... learned according to " the purpose of them that do it . " Dr. Johnson , though one of the learned , here fhews not that candour which the liberal statesman had described as the charactcriftic of their judgment . The biographer ...
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... learned and " judicious in other arts do not perfectly apprehend , * much less is it attainable by any study or industry . " This certain air and fpirit are affuredly moft con- fpicuous in Milton : he was a poet of nature's creation ...
... learned and " judicious in other arts do not perfectly apprehend , * much less is it attainable by any study or industry . " This certain air and fpirit are affuredly moft con- fpicuous in Milton : he was a poet of nature's creation ...
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... learned , ingenious , enthusiastic Winckelman has advanced , in his most cele brated work , a very different opinion ; but the ardour with which this extraordinary man . had ftudied and idolized the antients , render- ed him deplorably ...
... learned , ingenious , enthusiastic Winckelman has advanced , in his most cele brated work , a very different opinion ; but the ardour with which this extraordinary man . had ftudied and idolized the antients , render- ed him deplorably ...
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