Plutarch restored: an anachronatic metempsychosis. (1862)
Worth, Thomas · George Ward Nichols · leaf 88
ten per cent, of the price paid for the mufkets. , n Let us be thankful for the refinements of the Nineteenth Cen-tury after Chrift. It has been objefted by fome that the top-boots of the ftatue, atthe right, are an anachronifm. They are, rather, we think, a boldfigure! or type. It is a Statue of… … No. 11.ALEXANDER ATTENDS THE GROOMING OF HIS STEED BUCEPHALUS. ■Xvtt iisv, xdme$ r£ deoi, naoat re deatvat,. fata, to u: dvfibi h\ onrfcooi xsteteu buried, and named it after him Buccphalia. . Meander whatevei ma] be tb claims of others in general, and M K i pSar,wL,andofcourf; is, th, ^horfe-tamer…
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