 | 1752 - 204 páginas
...remote allufior. fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation, which no other reader ever fufpefted ; but they have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the contexture of narrations, the various colours of diftion, or the flowery embellifhments of fancy: of all that engages... | |
 | Virgil, Christopher Pitt, Joseph Warton - 1763 - 362 páginas
...remote allufion, fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation, which no o;her reader ever fufpe&ed ; but they have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the contexture of narrations, the various colours of diftion, or the flowery embellimments of fancy : of all that engages... | |
 | Virgil - 1778 - 440 páginas
...remote allufion, fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation, which no other reader ever fufpedted j but they have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the contexture of narrations, the various colours of diftion, or the flowery embellimments of fancy ; of all that engages... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 422 páginas
...immediately before them, They difcover in every paffage fome fecret meaning, fome remote allufion, fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation which no...have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the force of pathetick fentiments, the .various colours of diction, or the flowery embellifhments of fancy;... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1792 - 582 páginas
...immediately before them. They difcover in every paffage fome fecret meaning, fome remote allufion, fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation which no other reader ever fufpected; but they have na perception of the cogency of arguments, the force of pathetick fentiments, the various colours of... | |
 | 1801 - 320 páginas
...immediately before them. They difcover in every paflage fomc fome fecret meaning, fome remote allufion, fome artful allegory, or fome occult imitation which no...have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the force of pathetick fentiments, the various colours of diction, or the flowery embellifhments of fancy... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1814 - 850 páginas
...remote allusion, some artful allegory, or some occult imitation, which no other reader ever suspected : but they have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the contexture of narration, the various colours of diction, or the flowery embellishments of fancy. Of all that engages the attention of others... | |
 | Marco Girolamo Vida - 1819 - 218 páginas
...allusion, some artful allegory, orsome occult imitation, which no other reader ever suspected; Lut they have no perception of the cogency of arguments; the contexture of narrations, the various colours of diction, or the flowery embelishments of fancy: of all that engages... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1837 - 878 páginas
...remote allusion, some artful allegory, or some occult imitation, which no other reader ever suspected ; but they have no perception of the cogency of arguments, the contexture of narration, the various colours of diction, or the flowery embellishments of fancy. Of all that engages the attention of others... | |
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They fee with great clearnefs whatever is too remote to be difcovered by the reft of mankind, but are totally blind to all that lies immediately before them, They difcover in every... 