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The Latin tutor, or, An Introduction to the making of Latin; containing a copious exemplification of the rules of the Latin syntax ... accommodated to Adam's grammar, and Smith's N.H.L. grammar - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1813 edition. Excerpt: ...but he could distinguish good and evil, just and unjust, honourable and base, useful and useless, great and little. It is unjust, to overlook that which is excellent, and merely to enumerate faults, and to select defects. Certain soils are the more dry by showers. On whatever school they are thrown, as by a tempest, to that they cling as to a rock. Solon said, that a state is preserved by two things, namely, rewards and punishments. Disseminated with the musick of the poets,'they, have injured us by their sweetness. You attack me with fables, but I expect arguments from NSTo business is so great, and so difficult, that he cannot direct By his wisdom, support by jjis integrity, and accomplish jy his firmness. The one offends through weakness, the other through strength. ad vita necessarius solertia consequor. 3. Quam iter ille jucundus sum debeo, qui confectus, nullus reliquus cura, nullus solicitudofuturus sum. 4. Democritus) lumen amissus, albus scilicet et ater discerno non possum, at vero bonus, ma--lus, aequus, iniquus, honestus, turpis, utilis, inutilis, magnus, parvus possum. 5. Sum iniquus, praetermissus bonus, malum enumeratio,vitiumque selectio. 6. Quidam terra imber siccus sum. 7. Ad quicunque sum disciplina quasi tempestas delatus, ad is tanquam ad saxum adhaereo. 8. Solon respubliea duo res contineo dico, praemium, et poena. 9. Poeta vox fusus, ipse suavitas noceo. 10. Rumor egocum pugno, ego autem a tu ratio requiro. 11. Nullus res tantus sum, et tam difficilis, qui ille non et consilium rego, et integritas tueor, et virtus conficio possum. 12. Ille imbecillitas, hie vis pecco. It is wonderful, that the mind should be so excited by the exercise and motion of the body. A stain of the mind neither disappears by length of time,...
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- PublisherRareBooksClub.com
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 123014191X
- ISBN 13 9781230141916
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages86
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