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... magnificent , the ornate , and the grave ; the rest are combinations of these . But all do not combine with all , only the ornate with the spare and either of the others . Only the magnificent does not go with the spare , the two being ...
... magnificent , the ornate , and the grave ; the rest are combinations of these . But all do not combine with all , only the ornate with the spare and either of the others . Only the magnificent does not go with the spare , the two being ...
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... magnificent writer not only compares but adorns and magnifies . Besides the forms Phalereus assigned to magnificent speech , there are others it seeks out perhaps to an equal extent , first among which is conversion , for example this ...
... magnificent writer not only compares but adorns and magnifies . Besides the forms Phalereus assigned to magnificent speech , there are others it seeks out perhaps to an equal extent , first among which is conversion , for example this ...
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... magnificent form is proper to the heroic , and however much it may be combined with other forms , I 3 Βορέης καὶ Ζέφυρος , τώ τε θρήκηθεν ἄητον . ( Iliad 9. 5. ) e ' n quali spine colse le rose , e ' n quai piagge le brine , Arbor ...
... magnificent form is proper to the heroic , and however much it may be combined with other forms , I 3 Βορέης καὶ Ζέφυρος , τώ τε θρήκηθεν ἄητον . ( Iliad 9. 5. ) e ' n quali spine colse le rose , e ' n quai piagge le brine , Arbor ...
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