...without cehfuring a ftrange Imagination of the Tranflator's, in the Turn he has given to thefe two Lines, «' Thus then to Man the Voice of Nature fpake,— " Go, from the Creatures thy Instructions take; " La Nature indigne alors fe fit entendre ; '' Va malbeureux mortel, va, lui dit...

...cannot leave this Part without taking notice of the ftrange Turn the Tranflator has given to thefe two Lines : Thus then to Man the Voice of Nature fpake, — " Go, from the Creatures thy Inftructions take. La Nature indigne alors fe fit entendre ; Va, malheureux mortel, va, lui dit elle,...

...Imagination : ^ » See him from Nature rifing flow to Art ! To copy Inftintt then was Reafon's Part : Thus then to Man the Voice of Nature fpake — '* Go, from the Creatures thy Inftru&ions take ; *' Thy Arts of Building from the Bee receive, " Learn of the Mole to plow, the Worm...

...the ufe of fpeech. This opinion was afterwards held by Lucretius, Diodorus Sic. and Gregory of Nyff. Thus then to Man the voice of Nature fpake— " Go, from the Creatures thy inftructions take : " Learn from the birds what food the thickets yield ; " Learn from the beafts the...

...attribute was Univerfal Care, And Man's prerogative to rule, but fpare. Ep. III. ESS A YON MAN. .99 Thus then to Man the voice of Nature fpake — " Go, from the Creatures thy initrudtions take : " Learn from the birds what food the thickets yield; " Learn from the beads the...

...favage, Man. See him from Nature rifing flo\y to Art ! To copy Inftinft then was Reafon's part ; 170 Thus then to Man the voice of Nature fpake — " Go, from the Creatures thy inftruftions take : " Learn from the birds what food the thickets yield ; •f Learn from the beafts...

...pitch. This he does in a profapcpae a the tnoft fublime that ever entered into the human imagination : Thus then to Man the voice of Nature fpake : " Go, from the creatures thy inltruftions take, &c. " And for thofe Arts mere Inftinft could afford, " Be crown'd as Monarchs, or...

...the invention of arts, and in the forms of fociety. Thus then to man the voice of nature fpeak — ' Go, from the creatures thy inftruftion take : Learn from the birds what food the thickets yield ; Learn from the beaft the phyfic of the field ; The arts of building from the bee receive ; Learn...

...favage, Man. SEE him from nature rifmg flow to art ! To copy Inftinct then was Reafon's part; 17° Thus then to man the voice of Nature fpake — „ Go / from the creatures thy inftruttions take ; „ Learn from the birds , what food the thickets yield ', ,, Learn from the beafts...

...favage Man. See him from Nature rifing flow to Art! » To copy Inftinft then was Reafon's part; l"jq Thus then to Man the Voice of Nature fpake—? *' Go, from the Creatures thy inftru&ions take: * NOTES. Lord of All. But this Lord become intoxicated with Pride, the common effeft...