The Southern Review, Том 1A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... learned languages as a sort of Mysteries into which an aspirant can be initiated no where else but in the sacred temple , and by none but hierophants of a privileged race , we need scarcely say , that no superstition was ever more ...
... learned languages as a sort of Mysteries into which an aspirant can be initiated no where else but in the sacred temple , and by none but hierophants of a privileged race , we need scarcely say , that no superstition was ever more ...
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... learned upon our journey . " After three weeks spent in this manner , Wyttenbach returned rich in lore and lucre- " doctus et dives . " It is a wonder that this natural and easy way of teaching , is not more frequently put in practice ...
... learned upon our journey . " After three weeks spent in this manner , Wyttenbach returned rich in lore and lucre- " doctus et dives . " It is a wonder that this natural and easy way of teaching , is not more frequently put in practice ...
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... learned man , then preparing an edition of Heliodorus , ) he read Sophocles , Euripides and Aristophanes - he also read by him- self Greek and Latin authors , practised Latin composition , and studied Plutarch , whose works he designed ...
... learned man , then preparing an edition of Heliodorus , ) he read Sophocles , Euripides and Aristophanes - he also read by him- self Greek and Latin authors , practised Latin composition , and studied Plutarch , whose works he designed ...
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