Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1748 - 411 pages |
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Page xii
... appear to the learned reader , yet I think I can give fome account of it . Daniel Heinfius wrote fome curfory notes on Theocritus , in which there words , ΠΑΡΘΕΝΟΝ ΕΚ ΘΑΛΑΜΟΥ , be renders virginem intactam . Becaufe , it feems , Θύρσις ...
... appear to the learned reader , yet I think I can give fome account of it . Daniel Heinfius wrote fome curfory notes on Theocritus , in which there words , ΠΑΡΘΕΝΟΝ ΕΚ ΘΑΛΑΜΟΥ , be renders virginem intactam . Becaufe , it feems , Θύρσις ...
Page xxii
... appears to no one except Macbeth : and the Queen thinks all the starts and horrors of Macbeth to be nothing but the very painting of his fear : the Queen therefore as much admires at Macbeth for his starting , as Macbeth does at the ...
... appears to no one except Macbeth : and the Queen thinks all the starts and horrors of Macbeth to be nothing but the very painting of his fear : the Queen therefore as much admires at Macbeth for his starting , as Macbeth does at the ...
Page xxxvi
... appear , yet two of the greatest poets , that ever England faw , have imitated this fentiment . For thus Pofthumus in Cymbeline , At II . refenting the behaviour of Imogen exclaims , " Is there no way for men to be , but women " Must be ...
... appear , yet two of the greatest poets , that ever England faw , have imitated this fentiment . For thus Pofthumus in Cymbeline , At II . refenting the behaviour of Imogen exclaims , " Is there no way for men to be , but women " Must be ...
Page xliii
... appears 66 1 appears by the names in ufe . Thus PREFACE . xliii THE two following notes are really below our ...
... appears 66 1 appears by the names in ufe . Thus PREFACE . xliii THE two following notes are really below our ...
Page xliv
John Upton. 66 1 appears by the names in ufe . Thus Monkey , which , the Etymologifts tell us , comes from , " monkin , monikin , homunculus . Baboon , " from Babe , the termination denoting addition and increment , a large Babe ...
John Upton. 66 1 appears by the names in ufe . Thus Monkey , which , the Etymologifts tell us , comes from , " monkin , monikin , homunculus . Baboon , " from Babe , the termination denoting addition and increment , a large Babe ...
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