 | William Temple - 1731 - 506 страници
...that remain to queftion the Title of Horiur and Virgil, not only to the firft Rank, but to the fupream Dominion in this State, and from whom, as the great...Princes, all the Laws and Orders of it, are, or may be detived. Hornvr was, without difpute, the moft univerfal Genius that has beet! known in the World,... | |
 | 1750 - 374 страници
...from many Places ftolen from thence Word for Word. HOMER, fays Sir William Temple, was without doubt the moft univerfal Genius that has been known in the World, and Virgil the moft accomplim'd. To they/r/? mufl be allowed the moft fertile Invention, the richeft Vein, the moft general... | |
 | William Temple - 1757 - 564 страници
...the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the firft rank, but to the fupreme dominion in this ftate, and from whom, as the great lawgivers as well as Princes,...that has been known in the world, and Virgil the moft accomplifhed. To the firft muft be allowed the moft fertile invention, the richeft vein, the moft general... | |
 | 1784 - 552 страници
...entertained with a delightful view of the univerfe. " Homer," fays Sir William Temple, " was without doubt the moft univerfal genius that has " been known in the world, and Virgil the moft accomu pliflied. To the firft muft be allowed the moft fertile in" vention, the richeft vein, the moft... | |
 | Thomas Wood - 1805 - 296 страници
...twelve books. Of thefe two diftinguifhed poets, Homer (as fays Sir William Temple) was, without doubt, the moft univerfal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil the moft accomplifhed. To the former muft be allowed the moft fertile invention, the richeft vein, the moft... | |
 | Manual - 1809 - 288 страници
...that remain, to question the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the first rank, but to the supreme dominion in this state, and from whom, as the great...of it, are, or may be derived. Homer was, without dispute, the most universal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil the most accomplished.... | |
 | William Temple - 1814 - 588 страници
...that remain to question the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the first rank, but to the supreme dominion in this state, and from whom, as the great...orders of it are or may be derived. Homer was, without dispute, the most universal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil the most accomplished.... | |
 | Sir William Temple - 1814 - 580 страници
...remain to question the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the first rank, but A to the supreme dominion in this state, and from whom, as the great...the laws and orders of it are or may be derived,* v'"' Homer was, without dispute, the most universal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil... | |
 | 1821 - 384 страници
...that remain to question the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the first rank, but to the supreme dominion in this state, and from whom, as the great...orders of it are or may be derived. Homer was, without dispute, the most universal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil the most accomplished:... | |
 | 1881 - 578 страници
...that remain to question the title of Homer and Virgil, noi only to the first rank, but to the supreme q/ q/ dispute, the most universal genius that has been known in the world, and Virgil the most accomplished.... | |
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... but are lost to us, and unknown any further than their names, I think no man has been so bold among those that remain to question the title of Homer and Virgil, not only to the first rank, but to the supreme dominion in this state, and from whom,... 
