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...liant, civil, popular, eloquent, politie, and' religious ; he has given all thefe qualities to JEncas. But, knowing that piety alone comprehends the whole...duty of man towards the gods, towards his country, an4 towards his relations, he judged that this ought to be his firft charafter, whom he would fet for...

...country, and towards his relations, he judged that this ought to be his firft character, whom he would fet for a pattern of perfection. In reality, they who believe that the praifes which arife from valour, are fnperior to thofe which proceed from any other virtues, have not...

...valiant, civil, popular, eloquent, politic, and religious; he has given all thefe qualities to ^5Eneas. But, knowing that piety alone comprehends the whole...his relations, he judged that this ought to be his firft charafter, whom he would fet for a pattem of perfeftion. In reality, they who believe that the...

...valiant, civil, popular, eloquent, politic, and religious ; he has given all thefe qualities to . 1 .rrr. But, knowing that piety alone comprehends the whole...his relations, he judged that this ought to be his 6rft character, whom he would let for a pattern of perfection. In reality, they who believe that the...

...eloquent, politic, and religious; he has given all thefcquilities to .dineas. But, knowing that piely alone comprehends the whole duty of man towards the gods, towards his country, and towards his rtiitions, he judged that, this ought to be his finl character, whom he would fet for a pattern n perfection....

...valiant, civil, popular, eloquent, politick, and religious : he has given all these qualities to JEneas. But knowing that piety alone comprehends the whole...they who believe that the praises which arise from valour are superior to those which proceed from any other virtues, have not considered, as they ought,...

...valiant, civil, popular, eloquent, politick, and religious : he has given all these qualities to ./Eneas. But knowing that piety alone comprehends the whole...they who believe that the praises which arise from valour are superior to those which proceed from any other virtues, have not considered, as they ought,...