The Observer: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays, Volume 4C. Dilly, 1788 - Conduct of life |
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... Diphilus , Apol- lodorus and some few befides , are not wholly left without record , every fragment that bears their stamp has been accounted fo venerable , that some of the greatest scholars of modern times have thought it an office of ...
... Diphilus , Apol- lodorus and some few befides , are not wholly left without record , every fragment that bears their stamp has been accounted fo venerable , that some of the greatest scholars of modern times have thought it an office of ...
Page 182
... Diphilus for it's author , both writers of the New Comedy and contemporaries . Justin , Clemens and Eufebius have all quoted it , the former from Philemon , both the latter from Diphilus : Gro- tius and Le Clerc follow the authority of ...
... Diphilus for it's author , both writers of the New Comedy and contemporaries . Justin , Clemens and Eufebius have all quoted it , the former from Philemon , both the latter from Diphilus : Gro- tius and Le Clerc follow the authority of ...
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... Diphilus , and publishes it as fuch in his valuable and rare remains of the Greek comic writers . I con- ceive there are now no data , upon which criti- cism can decide for either of these two claimants , and the honour must accordingly ...
... Diphilus , and publishes it as fuch in his valuable and rare remains of the Greek comic writers . I con- ceive there are now no data , upon which criti- cism can decide for either of these two claimants , and the honour must accordingly ...
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