An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... Demetrius Phalereus , Stobæus , Apuleius , Juftin Martyr , Beffarion , Bradwardin , and our own truly learned Bishop Berkley , unanimoufly give it to Ariftotle , This opinion is confirmed by a fenfible discourse on the fubject , cap ...
... Demetrius Phalereus , Stobæus , Apuleius , Juftin Martyr , Beffarion , Bradwardin , and our own truly learned Bishop Berkley , unanimoufly give it to Ariftotle , This opinion is confirmed by a fenfible discourse on the fubject , cap ...
Page 173
... DEMETRIUS PHALEREUS . Pag . 122 and 123. Oxon . 1676 . + Has not the learned commentator , in his note on this paffage , given an illuftration rather hard and far - fought , in the following words ? .. The But clear and artlefs ...
... DEMETRIUS PHALEREUS . Pag . 122 and 123. Oxon . 1676 . + Has not the learned commentator , in his note on this paffage , given an illuftration rather hard and far - fought , in the following words ? .. The But clear and artlefs ...
Page 339
... Demetrius Phalereus is not fo much read , but perhaps is more useful than even Dionyfius de Struct . Some have imagined that Dionyfius was the author of it . There are many internal proofs why it could not be written fo early as D.
... Demetrius Phalereus is not fo much read , but perhaps is more useful than even Dionyfius de Struct . Some have imagined that Dionyfius was the author of it . There are many internal proofs why it could not be written fo early as D.
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