 | Virgil, Christopher Pitt, Joseph Warton - 1763 - 372 páginas
...paffed thro* foine periods of their trial, were immerfcd in the river which: gives its name to it ; in order to be put into new bodies, and, to fill up the whole courie of their probation in our upptr world. In each of thefe three divifions on ths other fide... | |
 | Virgil - 1763 - 376 páginas
...pafted thro' fome periods of their trial, were immerfed in the river \flhichi gives its name to it ; in order to be put into new bodies, and to fill up the whole courfe of their probation in our upper world. In each of thefe three divifions on the other fide... | |
 | Virgil - 1778 - 478 páginas
...had patted thro' fome periods of their trial, were immerfed in the river which gives its name to it ; in order to be put into new bodies, and to fill up the whole courfe of their probation in our upper world. In each of thefe three divifions on the other fide... | |
 | John Bell - 1790 - 422 páginas
...had passed through some periods of their trial, were immersed in the river which gave its name to it, in order to be put into new bodies, and to fill up the whole course of their probation in an upper world. In each of these three divisions on the other side... | |
 | Charles Knapp Dillaway - 1836 - 178 páginas
...had passed through some periods of their trial, were immersed in the river which gave its name to it, in order to be put into new bodies, and to fill up the whole course of their probation, in an upper world. In each of these three divisions, on the other... | |
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... the end of it, as appropriated to any particular use ; this is the vale of Lethe or forgetfulness, where many of the ancient philosophers, and the Platonists in particular, supposed the souls which had passed through some periods of their trial, were... 