The Lives and Characters of the Ancient Grecian Poets (Classic Reprint), Kennet Basil

If the M U s t. S have heel: civilly treated in any Chronicle, it muji he in that of the Grecian Afairs. As they are reported to have been horn in that Country, jb they might with mor e fuflice he aid to have given Birth to it. The Language, the Arts, the Civility, the Laws, the Religion, and, the very Triump he of Greece, all fprung from their Fountain, and were all nouriihed h y their Streams. Nor indeed was their Service ill repaid, while the good Efifle of it continued. In the flow/hing Height of Wfdwn and of Empire, the em were ra nked among the Guardian: if the ustate.

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