 | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths - 1764 - 600 էջ
...'perfect nature, offered but as hints, nay, often perceived only by the learned. ' The probability frill increafes, that the bodies of the Greeks, -as well...Probability, 'tis true, is all we can pretend to : but it dcflrves the attention of our artifts and connoifleurs the rather, as the veneration profifled for... | |
 | Gert Schiff - 1988 - 390 էջ
...nature, offered but as hints, nay, often perceived only by the learned. The probability still increases, that the bodies of the Greeks, as well as the works of their artists, were framed with more unity of system, a nobler harmony of parts, and a completeness of the... | |
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Iparing fagacity, and, as relative to a completer and more perfect Nature, offered but as hints, nay, often perceived only by the learned. The probability ftill increafes, that the bodies of the Greeks, as well as the works of their artifts, were framed... 