[111] Richardson Essay, &c. p. 38, 39.
[112] Diomedes, for ought I can see, is neither a sitting nor a standing figure, in both which cases the critick must be allowed to be just. He descends. Remark of the T. L.
[113] Cicero de Fato, c. 4.
[114] Strabo, L. IV. p. 196. al. 299. l. 22.
[115] Misopog. p. 342. l. 13.
[116] Strabo, L. III. p. 158. al. 238.
[117] Du Bos Reflex. sur la Poesie et s. l. P. II. 144.
[118] Herodot. L. III. c. 106. Cicero ad Attic. L. VI. cp. 2.
[119] Περὶ τοπων. p. 288. edit. Foesii. Galenus ὁτι τα τῆς Ψυχῆς Ἠθη τοις του Σωματος κρασεσι ἑπεται. fol. 171. B. I. 43. edit. Ald. T. I.
[120] Chardin voyage en Perse, T. II. p. 127. & seq.