altered by Time, but the Characters themselves for ever remain unaltered [a]nd

consequently they are the Physiognomies or L[i]neaments of Universal Human Life

beyond which Nature never steps. The Painter has consequently varied the heads and

forms of his Personages into all Nature's varieties; the Horses he has varied to accord to

their riders, the Costume is correct according to authentic Monuments.

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