Volume 1

Philological inquiries in three parts.

  • Harris, James.
Date:
1781
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Credit: Philological inquiries in three parts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Greek and hatin Languages^ p. 17. Chap. IV. Modern Critics of the Expla- natory kind^ commenting Mo- de r n iters — Lexico- graphers Grammarians — Tranjlators, p. 24. Chap. V. Rije of the third Species of Criticism, the Correc- tive—praBifed by the An- tients^ but much more by the Moderns^ and why, p. 30. Chap.VI. Criticism may have been abused—Tet defended, as of the laji Importance to the Caufe of Literature, p. 34. Chap. VII. Conclufion — Recapitulation — Preparation for the Second Fart, p. 40, PART THE SECOND. Chapter I. That the Epic Writers CAME first, and that no- thing