This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ... old age he would have to suffer? Rule 32, p. 66. Nothing is so congenial to our intellectual faculties as metres and tones; by which we. are raised, and kindled, and soothed, and languish, and are moved to cheerfulness and to melancholy. All honour, all admiration, all eager desire is directed to virtue, and to those ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ... old age he would have to suffer? Rule 32, p. 66. Nothing is so congenial to our intellectual faculties as metres and tones; by which we. are raised, and kindled, and soothed, and languish, and are moved to cheerfulness and to melancholy. All honour, all admiration, all eager desire is directed to virtue, and to those actions which are consonant with virtue; and all those things which are thus conceived in the mind, or thus actually performed, are in one word called honourable. 31. Adjectiva quibus Commodum, Bonus valetudo jucundus sum is, qui e gravis morbus recreor, quam qui nunquam aeger corpus sum. Idem labor non sum aequo gravis imperator et miles, quod ipse honor labor levis facio imperatorius. Nihil certe homo possum bonus sum, quam vaco omnis dolor et molestia, perfruorque magnus et animus et corpus voluptas. Hie commentor, disjungoque ego a corpus; is sum, consuesco morior; hie, et dum sum in terra (pl.), sum ille coelestis vita similis. Consto (act.) autem fere inter omnis, is, in qui prudentia versor, et qui assequor volo, aptus et accommodatus natura sum oportet, et talis, ut ipse per sui invito, et allicio appetitus animus. Gravis sum homo pudens, peto aliquis magnus ab is, de qui (116 obs.) sui bene meritus puto; ne is, qui peto, exigo magis quam rogo, et in merces potius quam beneficium locus numero videor. Sic ego in hie magistratus gero, P. C, ut possum tribunus plebsres-publica iratus coerceo; ego iratus, con temno. Ego ne utilis arbitror sum ego futurus res scientia; qui enim vita sum Priamus, si ab adolescentia scio qui eventus senectus sum habiturus? 32. Hue referuntur Nomina ex con, c. Nihil sum tam cognatus mens noster, quam numerus atque vox; qui et excito, et incendo, et lenio, et languesco, et ad hilaritas, et ad tristitia de...
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