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Pagina 126
That the name of Phidias , ” says Pliny , “ is illustrious among all the nations that have heard of the fame of the Olympian Jupiter , no one doubts ; but in order that those may know that he is deservedly praised who have not even seen ...
That the name of Phidias , ” says Pliny , “ is illustrious among all the nations that have heard of the fame of the Olympian Jupiter , no one doubts ; but in order that those may know that he is deservedly praised who have not even seen ...
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“ I should like , " said [ Mrs. Reynolds ] , “ to have seen Pope talk with Patty Blount ; and I have seen Goldsmith . " Every one turned round to look at ( Mrs. Reynolds ) , as if by so doing they could get a sight at Goldsmith .
“ I should like , " said [ Mrs. Reynolds ] , “ to have seen Pope talk with Patty Blount ; and I have seen Goldsmith . " Every one turned round to look at ( Mrs. Reynolds ) , as if by so doing they could get a sight at Goldsmith .
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for thou hast not seen the choicest remains of the works of art ; or thou hast not seen all these together , with their mutually reflected glories . I say nothing of the statues ; for I know but little of sculpture , and never liked any ...
for thou hast not seen the choicest remains of the works of art ; or thou hast not seen all these together , with their mutually reflected glories . I say nothing of the statues ; for I know but little of sculpture , and never liked any ...
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