...cot in Stone with a Lion under his feet.- Well, fays the Lion, if we had been brought up to Sculpture as you are, where you have one Lion under ' the Feet of a Man, you fhould have twenty ? Men under the Paws of a Lion' IflialJ I fhall begin with the Inve&ive of Milton...

...under his feet. Well, fays the lion, if we lions had been brought up to painting and carving as you men are, where you have one lion under the feet of .a man, you (hould have had twenty men under the paw of a lion. MORAL. It is againft the rules of common jujiice...

...the bear the ufe of bis fa<wj. More againjl Atheifm. — If lions had been brought up to painting, where you have one lion under the feet of a man, you (hould have had twenty men under the pavo of a lion. L'Eftrange. Both their paws are faften'd on the...

...Shifts place, and paws, and hopes the promised fight. Id. If lions had been brought up to painting, where you have one lion under the feet of a man, you should have had twenty men under the pair of a lion. L'EstTange. The hear, that tears the prey, and when pursued, lest he become a prey,...

...cut in Stone with a Lion under his feet. Well, lays the Lion, if we had been brought up to Sculpture as you are, where you have one Lion under ' the Feet of a Man, you mould have twenty ' Men under the Paws of a Lion.' I fhall begin with the Inveiftive of Milton in his...

...so he shew'd him the Figure of a Man, cut in Stone, with a Lyon under his Feet. Well! says the Lyon, if We had been brought up to Painting and Carving, as You are, where you have One Lyon under the Feet of a Man, you should have had Twenty Men under the Paw of a Lyon. Roger L'Estrange,...