Cato; Or, An Essay on Old Age, Том 1R. Moncrieffe, 1774 |
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... original , would be no ufeless employment of the tranflator's leifure . To this end , be bas endeavoured to pursue the fame method in conveying the fenfe of his great great author , as Cicero himself obferved when he deigned.
... original , would be no ufeless employment of the tranflator's leifure . To this end , be bas endeavoured to pursue the fame method in conveying the fenfe of his great great author , as Cicero himself obferved when he deigned.
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. CAT OR , AN 0 : ESSAY ON OLD - AGE . 66 To TITUS POMPONIUS ATTICUS . " AH ' H could my numbers charm thy anxious breaft , And lull the forrows of thy foul to reft ; Would't thou not deem the poet's lenient lay ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. CAT OR , AN 0 : ESSAY ON OLD - AGE . 66 To TITUS POMPONIUS ATTICUS . " AH ' H could my numbers charm thy anxious breaft , And lull the forrows of thy foul to reft ; Would't thou not deem the poet's lenient lay ...
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... old - age the infirmities whereof , we are now begin- ning to feel , or at leaft are advancing faft towards them : and I am defirous of rendering the burthen as eafy as poffible both to you and to myself . I am well convinced indeed that as ...
... old - age the infirmities whereof , we are now begin- ning to feel , or at leaft are advancing faft towards them : and I am defirous of rendering the burthen as eafy as poffible both to you and to myself . I am well convinced indeed that as ...
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... old - age , but to ren- der it even an agreeable state to me . Can we fufficiently then express our sense of the obligations we owe to Phi- losophy , who thus inftructs her disciples how to pass through every fucceffive period of human ...
... old - age , but to ren- der it even an agreeable state to me . Can we fufficiently then express our sense of the obligations we owe to Phi- losophy , who thus inftructs her disciples how to pass through every fucceffive period of human ...
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... old - age : and this gives . him occafion to enter into a full ex- planation of his ideas upon the subject If you fhould think that he difcovers in this converfation , a richer vein of litera- ture than appears in his own ... OLD - AGE . 5.
... old - age : and this gives . him occafion to enter into a full ex- planation of his ideas upon the subject If you fhould think that he difcovers in this converfation , a richer vein of litera- ture than appears in his own ... OLD - AGE . 5.
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