...Having no fixed standard, Longinus is right only by accident. He is rather a fancier than a critic. Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...grammatical and philological studies, without which it was impossible to understand the great works of Athenian and Roman genius, have a tendency to contract...

...Having no fixed standard, Longinus is right only by accident. He is rather a fancier than a critic. Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...grammatical and philological studies, without which it was impossible to understand the great works of Athenian and Roman genius, have a tendency to contract...

...Having no fixed standard, Longinus is right only by accident. He is rather a fancier than a critic. Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...grammatical and philological studies, without which it was impossible to understand the great works of Athenian and Eoman genius, have a tendency to contract...

...Having no fixed standard, Longinus is right only by accident. He is rather a fancier than a critic. Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...classical predecessors. At the time of the revival of literature1, no man could, without great and painful labour, acquire an accurate and elegant knowledge...

...Having no fixed standard, Longinus is right only by accident. He is rather a fancier than a critic. Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...grammatical and philological studies, without which it was impossible to understand the great works of Athenian and Roman genius, have a tendency to contract...

...Essay on the Athenian Orators," gives his view of an exclusively classical course of instruction : " Modern writers have been prevented by many causes...revival of literature no man could, without great arid painful labor, acquire an accurate and elegant knowledge of the ancient languages; and unfortunately...

...an exclusively classical course of instruction: "Modern writers have been prevented by many canses from supplying the deficiencies of their classical...literature no man could, without great and painful labor, acquire an accurate and elegant knowledge of the ancient languages; and unfortunately those...

...Essay ou the Athenian Orators," gives his view of an exclusively1 classical course of instruction : "Modern writers have been prevented by many ca.uses...from supplying the deficiencies of their classical prede cessors. At the time of the revival of literature no man could, without great and painful labor,...

...Essay on the Athenian Orators," gives his view of an exclusively classical \course of instruction: " Modern writers have been prevented by many causes from supplying the deficiencies of their classical prede eessors. At the time of the revival of literature no man could, without great and painful labor,...

...Essay on the Athenian Orators," gives his view of an exclusively classical course of instruction : u Modern writers have been prevented by many causes from supplying the deficiencies of their classical prede cessors. At the time of the revival of literature no man could, without great and painful labor,...