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28921	Nicole, Pierre	An Essay on True and Apparent Beauty in which from Settled Principles is Rendered the Grounds for Choosing and Rejecting Epigrams			.txt	text/plain	14080	1004	80	rejecting a great number of epigrams by some writer a sense of pity [7] The last line of an epigram on learned ignorance, _Poemata_, of Martial's epigrams in the fashion of the old critics and would generally beautiful which accords both with the nature of the thing ear is drawn by a certain kind of sounds; one thing delights the soul, some men of so corrupt a nature that they despise beauty, nevertheless _In what way diction should answer to man's inner nature. I know there are other things to be censured in this epigram, but I For this reason we have admitted none of such kind in the epigrams of epigrams beget a good deal of loathing, especially those that do not be said on it--in fact, there are as many kinds of epigrams as there these reasons: 1) there are so few first-class epigrams that a reader	./cache/28921.txt	./txt/28921.txt