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g !^^ cc ^ i # n to two : ig |^ he lf \ Uer he sbows , incontestibl y > tha& J&e translator ba ^ , on eyemi occasions , neglected the m-agin ^ l Iprreek ibr ihtejj ^ atm irer * Ism * « -5 / ^ - * ' ¦ * ~ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦' of
- *¦ T ' % ^ he review Prestons tarns ** , lation of t ^ e Argonautics of AyoL loahis H / todius is introduced by a very satisfactory account of the . original fMJth ° r , and a crititjue rm rtwt . mertts of ^ fee : pof m * § i € m » r t *« trao ^ Ja tion of ? the works of Sallust ,
forms also a very interesting ar- » _ ¦ i uft m ^ y ^ bP h ^ eadd ^ d , on other food au ^ o ri ly $ tbat the / revi ew of QlSI | l ^ 3 : ^ tee »^^ r \ % ^ s charac tcr-1 ^ 4 : hy the late Profes > x > r Porson , ^ bMWd ^ f ^ P ^ tes * pieces of cri . I ^ Ci « iTv he tufcd ever read . Th
J £ fae Bf ^ oiuas flees , wh o ed i t-^ d ^ ie seventh and last vol u me of tbc Annual Review and had some concern in the sixth , has obliged o& with the following communica *
** < $$ *• 5 ^ P ^ Pl > Pf some articles by Mr . Dewhurst in those volumes . S f dffW ^ WCy ^ '" !^ a review of Dr . Q ||| i ^ contiouiMion ' of hi * Greek / w ) tM
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the Passiofi ^ ( p . 6 l 5 . ) aho fro «^ his pen ;—an article which exhibits hi * mind in a different character ^ but with undiminished / advantage to the seventh volurne , his fiisst
criticism is Muford ' s Greece : ( p . 85 . ); there is much in this . ^ Arw tide that is very interesting ^ ¦ s ^ ft discusses briefly , ^ bot > . very ably the . Controversy ; . respecting l 4 hm study of ancient and particuiarly of Greekrhistory * -His nexfc ciatH :
cism , ; ii \ point of importance is ( p . 286 ) on Griesbach ^ s Greek Testament * which exhibits a ^ ketch of the nature and extent ,: and at * illustration of the importance , of his labours , : i ^ , £
Most of the tenth chapter wai drawn up by him ; but you will observe the . works are , for them greater part , of the elementary kind . In some of these , however , #
he evinces , by atoqeh or two ^ as in the review of Grant *« Grammar , Cary ?* Pxo * ody , and Pickbiirne gi Meiiic ^ . 1 Pnuiiei ^ hid mastery ia the subjects they disc ass ^ " i \
Another work which" wa ^ wdfid by Mr . Dewhursrs pen was the A + henoeumi wbicfecommenced in IftPT' i -O * i r f yeijpected friend , J > r * 4 i ^ Hw : who ; e 4 i ^ d that work * toi
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