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... Homer's ] aided himself by taking in a more extensive Subject , as well as a greater Length of Time ; and contracted the Design of both " Homer's Poems into one , which is yet but a fourth Part as large as " his . " The fuppofed ...
... Homer's ] aided himself by taking in a more extensive Subject , as well as a greater Length of Time ; and contracted the Design of both " Homer's Poems into one , which is yet but a fourth Part as large as " his . " The fuppofed ...
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... Homer himself , because in many things he copied from him : And yet That Inference is continual- ly made , and thofe things unreasonably confounded . And after all ; Virgil did not copy fo much from Homer , as fome would make us be ...
... Homer himself , because in many things he copied from him : And yet That Inference is continual- ly made , and thofe things unreasonably confounded . And after all ; Virgil did not copy fo much from Homer , as fome would make us be ...
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fift that Virgil was no way deficient in Poetical Fire ; and that Homer excelled him not in that Particular . By which laft I always mean , that either Homer had not more of it , or if he had more in the Whole , he had too much in fome ...
fift that Virgil was no way deficient in Poetical Fire ; and that Homer excelled him not in that Particular . By which laft I always mean , that either Homer had not more of it , or if he had more in the Whole , he had too much in fome ...
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