...487.) might justly, thnugh quaintly, observe, that " you feel by the emptiness and deadness of tiiem, that you converse with " some dreaming pedant, with his elbow on his desk." tator of the triumph of Christianity; and his bigotry, CHAP. which darkened the prospect of the visible...

...Phaiaris, p. 487) might justly, though quaintly, observe, that " you feel by the emptiness ami " cieadness of them, that you converse with some dreaming pedant, *' with his elbow on his desk." d His birth is assigned to the year 314. He mentions the seventysixth year of his age, (AD 390), and...

...yet Dr. Bentley (Dissertation upon Phala'ris, p. 487.) might justly though quaintly, observe, that, " you feel by the emptiness and deadness of them, that...some dreaming pedant, with his elbow on his desk." 27 His birth is assigned to the year 314. He mentions the seventy-sixth year of his age (AD 390.),...

...yet Dr. Bentley (Dissertation upon Phalaris, p. 487,) might justly, though quaintly, observe, that, " you feel by the emptiness and deadness of them, that you converse with some dreaming pedant, with bin elbow on bis desk." (27) His birth is assigned to the year 314. He mentions the seventy-sixth year...

...return to those again, you feel, by the itiness and deadness of them, that you converse with some ming pedant, with his elbow on his desk ; not with an active ambitious tyrant, with his hand upon his sword, commanding a million of subjects." That we find in Cicero's letters lively characters...

...I'li.-ilaris, p. 487.) might justly, though quaintly, observe, that, " you Yeel b; the emptiness and deadliest of them, that you converse with some dreaming pedant, with his elbow OL his desk." (27) His birth is assiirn«! to the year 314. He mentions the eevcnty-sixth year of his...

...that when reading this pseudo-Phalaris, " you feel, by the emptiness and deadness of his production, that you converse with some dreaming pedant, with...elbow on his desk ; not with an active, ambitious fyrant, with his hand on his sword, commanding a million of subjects." Finally, he argues against the...

...brevity; yet Dr. Bentley (Dissertation upon Phalaris, p. 487) might justly though quaintly observe that "you feel, by the emptiness and deadness " of them,...converse with some dreaming pedant, with his elbow en his " desk." 17 His birth is assigned to the year 314. He mentions [Ep. 866] the seventy-sixth year...

...emptiness and deadnes1 of them, that you converse with some dreaming pedant, with his elbow „„ M, you converse with some dreaming pedant, with his elbow on his ' desk. 27 His birth is assigned to the year 314. He mentions [Ep. 866] the seventy-sixth year of his age (AD...

...prejudiced. And the actual result is, that every reader of sense heartily accedes to Bentley's sentence — "You feel, by the emptiness and deadness of them,...converse with some dreaming pedant with his elbow on his deskj not with an active, ambitious tyrant, with his hand on his sword, commanding a million of subjects."...