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Robert Lowth (bp. of London.) Johann David Michaelis. BID OTHE LECTURES ON THE SACRED POETRY OF THE HEBREWS . TRANSLATED.
Robert Lowth (bp. of London.) Johann David Michaelis. BID OTHE LECTURES ON THE SACRED POETRY OF THE HEBREWS . TRANSLATED.
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... TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN OF THE LATE RIGHT REV . ROBERT LOWTH , D. D. PRÆLECTOR OF POETRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ... TRANSLATOR AND OTHERS , THE SECOND EDITION . IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. LONDON : PRINTED FOR OGLES , DUNCAN , AND COCHRAN ...
... TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN OF THE LATE RIGHT REV . ROBERT LOWTH , D. D. PRÆLECTOR OF POETRY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ... TRANSLATOR AND OTHERS , THE SECOND EDITION . IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. LONDON : PRINTED FOR OGLES , DUNCAN , AND COCHRAN ...
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... HAS REPEATEDLY EXPERIENCED ; THIS ATTEMPT TO RENDER MORE EXTENSIVELY USEFUL AN INVALUABLE WORK , IS RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED , BY HIS GRATEFUL SERVANT , THE TRANSLATOR . THE TRANSLATOR'S PREFAC E. Ir T may not be improper a 2.
... HAS REPEATEDLY EXPERIENCED ; THIS ATTEMPT TO RENDER MORE EXTENSIVELY USEFUL AN INVALUABLE WORK , IS RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED , BY HIS GRATEFUL SERVANT , THE TRANSLATOR . THE TRANSLATOR'S PREFAC E. Ir T may not be improper a 2.
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Robert Lowth (bp. of London.) Johann David Michaelis. THE TRANSLATOR'S PREFAC E. Ir T may not be improper to apprize the public , that although the following Lec- tures be entitled Lectures on the Hebrew Poetry , their utility is by no ...
Robert Lowth (bp. of London.) Johann David Michaelis. THE TRANSLATOR'S PREFAC E. Ir T may not be improper to apprize the public , that although the following Lec- tures be entitled Lectures on the Hebrew Poetry , their utility is by no ...
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... curious re- searches , and in refined and exquisite ob- servations ; though the splendour of the sen- timents and the elegance of the style will necessarily necessarily captivate the eye and the ear of the classical vi THE TRANSLATOR'S.
... curious re- searches , and in refined and exquisite ob- servations ; though the splendour of the sen- timents and the elegance of the style will necessarily necessarily captivate the eye and the ear of the classical vi THE TRANSLATOR'S.
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adapted admiration agreeable allegory allusion altogether Amorites appears applied Arabic Author's Note Balaam beauty boldness Book of Job circumstance common compared comparison composition degree diction dignity displayed divine earth elegance examples excellent excited explain expression EZEK fable ferent figurative style force frequently genius Greeks hath heavens Hebrew language Hebrew poetry human idea illustrate imagery indignation instance ISAI Isaiah Israelites JEHOVAH kind KINGS Lamech language learned LECTURE literal magnificent manner Mashal means metaphor Metonymy metrical mind mode Moses nature neral numbers objects obscure observation occur original ornament parable parabolic style particular passage passions peculiar Periphrasis perspicuity plain poem poetical principal prophetic prose Prosopopoeia PSAL Psalm remark rendered resemblance sacred poetry sacred poets scarcely seems sense sentences sentiment Septuagint Sion Sisera soul species splendour sublime thee things thou tion translation truth ture verse Virgil whole word writers
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