...what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to, anfwer them with fome afperity j " 'Tis true, J " never learned how to tune a harp, or play upon " a lute, but I know how to raife a fmall and in-, " confiderable city to glory and greatnefs." VOL. I. T Ste. -\ * The Lycomedae...

...accomplifhed in what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to anfwer with fome afperity ; '' 'Tis true, I never learned " how to tune a harp, or play upon a lute, but I know " how to raife a fraall and inconftderable city to glory and "'greatnefs." . ' Sitelimbrotus, indeed, informs...

...what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to anfwer them with fome afperity : ' ' 'Tis true " I never learned how to tune a harp, or play upon a " lute, but I know how to raife a fmall and inconiidetr" able city to glory and greatnefs." Stefimbrotus, indeed, informs us,...

...what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to ahfwer them with fome afperity, " 'Tis true, 1 " never learned how to tune a harp, or play upon " a lute, but I know how to raife a fmall and hi*' confiderable city to glory and greatnefs." *. The Lycomedae were a family in...

...ridiculed his ignorance of their false refinements, " it is true, that I never learned to tune a lyre, or play upon a lute; but I know how to raise a poor and inconsiderable city to greatness and to glory !" \Tho would not rather be the rude Themistocles...

...in what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to anfwer them with fome afperity : " "Tis true I never learned how " to tune a harp, or play upon a lute, but I know how to • ' raife a fmall and inconfiderable city to glory and great" nefs." Stefimbrotus, indeed, informs...

...these ignorant railers with the keenest asperity : " It is true," said he, " I never play upon the lute ; but I know how to raise a small and inconsiderable city to greatness and to glory." Solitude and Philosophy may inspire sentiments which appear ludicrous to the...

...asperity: " 'Tis true I never learned how to " tune a harp, or handle a lute, but I know how to <e raise a small and inconsiderable city to glory and...studied natural philosophy, both under Anaxagoras arid Melissus. But in this he errs against chronology5. For when Pericles, who was much younger than...

...in what was called genteel breeding, he was obliged to answer them with some asperity: " 'TU true, 1 never learned how to tune a harp, or play upon a lute,...small and inconsiderable city to glory and greatness." Stcsimbrotus indeed informs us, that Thcmistoclcs studied natuml philosophy, both under Anaxagoras...

...chapel which Theseus rebuilt, initiations and other mysteries were celebrated. perity : " Tis true I never learned how to tune a harp, or play upon a...under Anaxagoras and Melissus. But in this he errs against chronology*. For when Pericles, who was much younger than Themistocles, besieged Sarnos, Melissus...