Viollet-le-Duc, Eugène-Emmanuel, 1814-1879, Van Brunt, Henry, 1832-1903 · Boston : James R. Osgood · leaf 94
ess, we still see, through ail this senility, the vivaciousenergy of princii^le, Even when the Greek artists became theobedient slaves of their too powerful ncighbors of Rome, theystill preserved for a long time, in their freshness, the principleswhich rnled their arts ; but gradually the lessening… … THIRD DISOOURSE. COMPABISOy BETWEES THE AECHITECirBE OF THE GBEEKS AND BOMAXS. (^: T lias been already intimated tliat the peculiar cliarac-teristic of the Roman people was an aptitude to or-ganize and govern. Up to tlieir time, the conqiierors^pri^^\ -\ ^^-ii^ in historv had heen anvthiniï hut…
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