Reliquiae Hearnianae volume 2
Reliquiae Hearnianae volume 2
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Hence his cut of Waltham cross is not one bit like it, whereas that done by my late learned friend, John Bridges, esq. Is exact. Nor indeed is the print of old Verulam, that he hath given, any thing but meer fancy. In short, as he addicts him- self to fancy altogether, what he does must have no regard among judicious and truly ingenious men. He told me he had been at Thame, thinking it was a Roman city. Good God ! this is nothing but idle dreaming. How is it possible to think at this rate ? Had... he said Heddington had been a Roman city, any one of reason would have rather believed him, there being a bit of a Roman way passing there. He said, his work was to consist of every thing that was curious, whether Roman, Grecian, ^Egyptian, Norman ; and what not ? He said, he should have in it monas- teries, and other religious houses, as occasion offered. He pretended to have discovered a Roman amphi- theatre at Silchester, a draught of the walls whereof he shewed me. This is again fancy. I have been at Silchester.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence his cut of Waltham cross is not one bit like it, whereas that done by my late learned friend, John Bridges, esq. Is exact. Nor indeed is the print of old Verulam, that he hath given, any thing but meer fancy. In short, as he addicts him- self to fancy altogether, what he does must have no regard among judicious and truly ingenious men. He told me he had been at Thame, thinking it was a Roman city. Good God ! this is nothing but idle dreaming. How is it possible to think at this rate ? Had... he said Heddington had been a Roman city, any one of reason would have rather believed him, there being a bit of a Roman way passing there. He said, his work was to consist of every thing that was curious, whether Roman, Grecian, ^Egyptian, Norman ; and what not ? He said, he should have in it monas- teries, and other religious houses, as occasion offered. He pretended to have discovered a Roman amphi- theatre at Silchester, a draught of the walls whereof he shewed me. This is again fancy. I have been at Silchester.
What to read after Reliquiae Hearnianae volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hearne, Thomas, 1678-1735 to read onlineMoreLess
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