The Evolution of the Boston Medal : a Monograph
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In the same work, XIII, 50, "Multum prius laudata magnitudine animi", and in XVI, 14, "Monito prius Anteis". But it would be futile be multiply examples. It is very odd that some of these did not suggest themselves, at least to Brotier, considering his relation tO' Tacitus. It is to be regretted that the artist, if he was an artist, did not make a far more sensible and profitable variation and substitute "Bostonia"' for the "Bostonium" of the legend. The improvement would have been very obvious..., for not only would still more space have been gained, but a more melodious word and one more in 19 accord with Latin taste and culture have been adopted, since the ending in "a" for Roman towns is much more common than tliat in "um". This will be quickly remembered, tO' say nothing of other instances, by every reader of Macaulay':?
Lays, where the former occurs at least twice as often as the latter. "Roma" itself seems tO' dominate the situation, while "Bostonia condita" oo the city seal will at once present itielf U' every Bostonian.* One would naturally infer that Humphreys after the receipt of the sketch for the Washington medal would forthwith have devoted all his energies tO' promote its completion, but this he did not think fit to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the same work, XIII, 50, "Multum prius laudata magnitudine animi", and in XVI, 14, "Monito prius Anteis". But it would be futile be multiply examples. It is very odd that some of these did not suggest themselves, at least to Brotier, considering his relation tO' Tacitus. It is to be regretted that the artist, if he was an artist, did not make a far more sensible and profitable variation and substitute "Bostonia"' for the "Bostonium" of the legend. The improvement would have been very obvious..., for not only would still more space have been gained, but a more melodious word and one more in 19 accord with Latin taste and culture have been adopted, since the ending in "a" for Roman towns is much more common than tliat in "um". This will be quickly remembered, tO' say nothing of other instances, by every reader of Macaulay':?
Lays, where the former occurs at least twice as often as the latter. "Roma" itself seems tO' dominate the situation, while "Bostonia condita" oo the city seal will at once present itielf U' every Bostonian.* One would naturally infer that Humphreys after the receipt of the sketch for the Washington medal would forthwith have devoted all his energies tO' promote its completion, but this he did not think fit to do.
What to read after The Evolution of the Boston Medal : a Monograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold, Howard Payson, 1831-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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