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Pagina xviii
... Plutarch . He selects there- from whatever agrees with his own humour - by no means a bad method of commentary , especially upon such a writer as Plutarch . For there is some- thing in Plutarch which is a touchstone of him who reads ...
... Plutarch . He selects there- from whatever agrees with his own humour - by no means a bad method of commentary , especially upon such a writer as Plutarch . For there is some- thing in Plutarch which is a touchstone of him who reads ...
Pagina xix
... Plutarch . He selects there- from whatever agrees with his own humour - by no means a bad method of commentary , especially upon such a writer as Plutarch . For there is some- thing in Plutarch which is a touchstone of him who reads ...
... Plutarch . He selects there- from whatever agrees with his own humour - by no means a bad method of commentary , especially upon such a writer as Plutarch . For there is some- thing in Plutarch which is a touchstone of him who reads ...
Pagina 136
... Plutarch's exemplars were before everything , public men . Later , the international compliment was returned . The Abbé Bellenger translated into ... Plutarch . course , in reason have darkened his restriction on the 136 NORTH'S PLUTARCH.
... Plutarch's exemplars were before everything , public men . Later , the international compliment was returned . The Abbé Bellenger translated into ... Plutarch . course , in reason have darkened his restriction on the 136 NORTH'S PLUTARCH.
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