The Spectator, Volume 6Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 - Spectator (London, England : 1711) |
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Page 106
... Cicero to this purpose , in the close of his book con- cerning old age . Every one who is acquainted with his writings will remember that the elder Cato is introduced in that discourse as the speaker , and Scipio and Lelius as his ...
... Cicero to this purpose , in the close of his book con- cerning old age . Every one who is acquainted with his writings will remember that the elder Cato is introduced in that discourse as the speaker , and Scipio and Lelius as his ...
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... . John Hughes , whose edi- tion of Spenser's Works in 6 vols . 8vo . in 1715 , attracted the attention , and gratified the expectation of the public . ite author Cicero , who is known to have been No. 541. ] 123 THE SPECTATOR .
... . John Hughes , whose edi- tion of Spenser's Works in 6 vols . 8vo . in 1715 , attracted the attention , and gratified the expectation of the public . ite author Cicero , who is known to have been No. 541. ] 123 THE SPECTATOR .
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Alexander Chalmers. ite author Cicero , who is known to have been an in- timate friend of Roscius the actor , and a good judge of dramatic performances , as well as the most elo- quent pleader of the time in which he lived . 6 Cicero ...
Alexander Chalmers. ite author Cicero , who is known to have been an in- timate friend of Roscius the actor , and a good judge of dramatic performances , as well as the most elo- quent pleader of the time in which he lived . 6 Cicero ...
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... Cicero , are somewhat too refined for the players in our theatre ; in answer to which , I venture to lay it down as a maxim , that without good sense no one can be a good player , and that he is very unfit to personate the dignity of a ...
... Cicero , are somewhat too refined for the players in our theatre ; in answer to which , I venture to lay it down as a maxim , that without good sense no one can be a good player , and that he is very unfit to personate the dignity of a ...
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... Cicero , whose learning and services to his country are so well known , was inflamed by it to an extravagant degree , and warmly presses Luc- ceius , who was composing an history of those times , to be very particular and zealous in ...
... Cicero , whose learning and services to his country are so well known , was inflamed by it to an extravagant degree , and warmly presses Luc- ceius , who was composing an history of those times , to be very particular and zealous in ...
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