Memoirs of the Life And Writings of the Honourable Henry Home of Kames One of T
Memoirs of the Life And Writings of the Honourable Henry Home of Kames One of T
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" Did I ever charge you with having made this ** misrepresentation, or ever take notice of you at " all, in the dispute ? Are you the only writer ** who has maintained that ridicule is not a test " of truth?" Of a similar spirit, and equally characteristic of the writer, are the following observations, in the notes on Book ii. Of the Divine Legation of Moses, ii ti it No. 4. ] APPENDIX TO VOLUME SECOND. £63 (Warburton's Works, vol. I. 4to. P. 244. And 394. In the text, it is said, " A principal... reason for " Eneas' descent into hell, was, that Augustus, who was shadowed in the person of ^neas, had been initiated into the Eleusinian Mys- teries. '* N^ote on this passage : Hence the read- er will be able to judge of the delicacy of taste and accuracy of discernment in a late writer, who, in a book called Elements of C^^iticism, corrects Virgil's want of judgment in this part of the JEfieis, after having given instances of defects full as notorious in the Geologies : '* An Episode in a narrative poem, (says this man of taste, ) being in effect an accessory, demands not that strict union with the principal subject which is requi- site betwixt a whole and its constituent parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Did I ever charge you with having made this ** misrepresentation, or ever take notice of you at " all, in the dispute ? Are you the only writer ** who has maintained that ridicule is not a test " of truth?" Of a similar spirit, and equally characteristic of the writer, are the following observations, in the notes on Book ii. Of the Divine Legation of Moses, ii ti it No. 4. ] APPENDIX TO VOLUME SECOND. £63 (Warburton's Works, vol. I. 4to. P. 244. And 394. In the text, it is said, " A principal... reason for " Eneas' descent into hell, was, that Augustus, who was shadowed in the person of ^neas, had been initiated into the Eleusinian Mys- teries. '* N^ote on this passage : Hence the read- er will be able to judge of the delicacy of taste and accuracy of discernment in a late writer, who, in a book called Elements of C^^iticism, corrects Virgil's want of judgment in this part of the JEfieis, after having given instances of defects full as notorious in the Geologies : '* An Episode in a narrative poem, (says this man of taste, ) being in effect an accessory, demands not that strict union with the principal subject which is requi- site betwixt a whole and its constituent parts.
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