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ted to the Divinityand in a manner consigned to
mystery and religion.
For a further preservation of this air of simplicitya particular care should be taken to express with all
plainness those moral sentences and proverbial speeches which are so numerous in this poet. They have
something venerableand as I may sayoracularin that unadorned gravity and shortness with which they are
delivered: a grace which would be utterly lost by endeavouring to give them what we call a more ingenious
(that isa more modern) turn in the paraphrase.
Perhaps the mixture of some Graecisms and old words after the manner of Miltonif done without too much
affectationmight not have an ill effect in a version of this particular workwhich most of any other seems to
require a venerableantique cast. But certainly the use of modern terms of war and governmentsuch as
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those only excepted without which it is impossible to treat the subjects in any living language.
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