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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Etymological Praxis in Greek and Latin of Part of Homer's ''Iliad''}} | |||
William Wirt, biography of Patrick Henry: "He carried his love of antiquity rather too far; for he frequently subjected himself to the charge of pedantry...[.]" | William Wirt, biography of Patrick Henry: "He carried his love of antiquity rather too far; for he frequently subjected himself to the charge of pedantry...[.]" | ||
Virginia Historical Society [http://vhs4.vahistorical.org/starweb/vhs/servlet.starweb?path=vhs/vhs.web catalog]. | |||
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William Wirt, biography of Patrick Henry: "He carried his love of antiquity rather too far; for he frequently subjected himself to the charge of pedantry...[.]"
Virginia Historical Society catalog.