The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 548
... Aeneid , xi . 605-6 ; 3-5 , Aeneid , vii . 682-4 ; and 5-8 , ib . 712-15 . Turnus , etc. Aeneid , ix . 47. Vidisti , etc. Ib . 269-70 . ' A deep and deeply Blow , ' a printer's error in the original edition . PAGE 231. Has inter , etc.
... Aeneid , xi . 605-6 ; 3-5 , Aeneid , vii . 682-4 ; and 5-8 , ib . 712-15 . Turnus , etc. Aeneid , ix . 47. Vidisti , etc. Ib . 269-70 . ' A deep and deeply Blow , ' a printer's error in the original edition . PAGE 231. Has inter , etc.
Strana 557
... Aeneid , ii . 755 . Feedeth the young Ravens . Psalm cxlvii . 9 . PAGE 335. Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding , II . xxxiii . IO . PAGE 336. Lucretius . De Rerum Natura , iv . 33 et sqq . Josephus . Antiquities of the Jews ...
... Aeneid , ii . 755 . Feedeth the young Ravens . Psalm cxlvii . 9 . PAGE 335. Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding , II . xxxiii . IO . PAGE 336. Lucretius . De Rerum Natura , iv . 33 et sqq . Josephus . Antiquities of the Jews ...
Strana 559
... Aeneid , iv . 73 . PAGE 360. We followed the Sound , etc. A little water - colour sketch by Mr. Thackeray of this ... Aeneid , ii . 360 . Latin Proverb . ' Lupus est homo homini , ' Plautus , Asinaria , II . iv . 88 . 125. Motto ...
... Aeneid , iv . 73 . PAGE 360. We followed the Sound , etc. A little water - colour sketch by Mr. Thackeray of this ... Aeneid , ii . 360 . Latin Proverb . ' Lupus est homo homini , ' Plautus , Asinaria , II . iv . 88 . 125. Motto ...
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