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... HOMER . 12mo , Sheep extra , $ 1 75 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF GREEK ANTI- QUITIES . 12mo , Sheep , $ 1 50 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF ROMAN ANTI- QUITIES . 12mo , Sheep extra , $ 1 50 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF GREEK LITERA- TURE . 12mo , Sheep extra ...
... HOMER . 12mo , Sheep extra , $ 1 75 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF GREEK ANTI- QUITIES . 12mo , Sheep , $ 1 50 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF ROMAN ANTI- QUITIES . 12mo , Sheep extra , $ 1 50 . ANTHON'S MANUAL OF GREEK LITERA- TURE . 12mo , Sheep extra ...
Pagina 19
... Homer never lived , the Greek mythology might have lost some poetical adornments , but not one solid fact . They invented nothing , but gave in glowing rhymes and with undying images the beliefs of their respective times . And so with ...
... Homer never lived , the Greek mythology might have lost some poetical adornments , but not one solid fact . They invented nothing , but gave in glowing rhymes and with undying images the beliefs of their respective times . And so with ...
Pagina 88
... Homer , the Grecian women had manners and customs which would do no discredit to the most refined and most virtuous ladies of our own time . The Homeric ladies wanted no rights ; they enjoyed all they desired , and were content ; and ...
... Homer , the Grecian women had manners and customs which would do no discredit to the most refined and most virtuous ladies of our own time . The Homeric ladies wanted no rights ; they enjoyed all they desired , and were content ; and ...
Pagina 89
... Homer represents no indecent scenes in the relations of the sexes ; on the coutrary , the state of manners which he describes has never been surpassed . Andromache , Nausicæ , and Penelope were but types of the women of the better class ...
... Homer represents no indecent scenes in the relations of the sexes ; on the coutrary , the state of manners which he describes has never been surpassed . Andromache , Nausicæ , and Penelope were but types of the women of the better class ...
Pagina 141
... Homer . Now , while immersed in state problems which would crush the majority of men , or at all events incapacitate them from turning their attention to other things , we find the prime minister of Great Britain devoting the few ...
... Homer . Now , while immersed in state problems which would crush the majority of men , or at all events incapacitate them from turning their attention to other things , we find the prime minister of Great Britain devoting the few ...
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