...limes, Men bad no more Religion than Brutes : * This Reflection points at the following Lines, «' In the fame Temple, the refounding Wood, " All vocal Beings hymn'd their equal God. But does not the Poet fpeak in this very Place of Man as officiating in the prieftly Office tt the...

...man. Pride, then was net ; nor arts, that pride ti aid; anw,. The fame bis table, and the fame bis bed, No murder cloath'd him, and no murder fed. In the fame temple, the refunding wood, All vocal being! bymn'd their equal God: The flirine with gore unflain'd,witb gnld...

...Timcs, Men had no more Religion than Brutes e. This flirewd Reflection points at the following Lines : In the fame Temple, the refounding Wood, All vocal Beings hymn'd their equal God. But does not the Poet fpeak, in this very place, of Man, as officiating in the prieftly Office at the...

...tradition, that, during the Golden age, and under the reign of Saturn, the primitive language then The fame his table, and the fame his bed ; No murder...murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, 155 All vocal beings hymn'd their equal God : The fhrinc with gore unftain'd, with gold undreft, Unbrib'd,...

...joint tenant of the Jhade ;] The poet Hill takes his imagery from Platonic ideas, for the reafon i6o The fame his table, and the fame his bed ; No murder...murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, 155 All vocal beings hymn'd their equal God : The fhrine with gore unftain'd, with gold undreft, Unbrib'd,...

...opinion was afterwards held by Lucretius, Diodorus Sic. and Gregory of NyfT. H 4 96 ESSAYONMAN. Ep. III. The fame his table, and the fame his bed ; No murder...murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, I 55 All vocal beings hymn'd their equal God: COM ME NTAR V. poet's natural Society : Therefore, after...

...joint tenant of the fhade ; E4 4* E 3 SAYONMA N. EP. Ill The fame his table, and the fame his bed ; ISo murder cloath'd him, and no murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, 155 All vocal beings hymn'd their equal God : The fhrine with gore unftain'd, with gold undreft, Unbrib'd,...

...Pride then was not; nor Arts, that Pride to aid; Man walk'd with beaft, joint tenant of the shade; The fame his table , and the fame his bed ; No murder...murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, içç All vocal beings hym.n'd their equal God : The shrine with gore unftain'd , with gold undreft,...

...; Man waWd with beaß , joint tenant of the f hade i The fame his table , and the fame his bed i Mo murder cloath'd him , and no murder fed. In the fame...refounding wood, All vocal beings hymn'd their equal God: I The fhrine with gore tin/lain' d , with gold undreji , Unbrib'd, unbloody , ftood the blamelejs Prieft....

...Man loatt'J *vitb btaft, joint tenant cf tkt Jbadt ;] the poet ftill takes his imagery from Platonic The fame his table, and the fame his bed ; No murder...murder fed. In the fame temple, the refounding wood, 155 AH vocal beings hymn'd their equal God: NOTES. ideas for -the reafon given above. Plato had faid...