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... Virgil particularly has copy'd from him in a multitude of In- stances . But after all , the Queftion is ; Whether upon the whole , Ho- mer's or Virgil's be the best Poems , as we have them now ; fetting afide all external Confiderations ...
... Virgil particularly has copy'd from him in a multitude of In- stances . But after all , the Queftion is ; Whether upon the whole , Ho- mer's or Virgil's be the best Poems , as we have them now ; fetting afide all external Confiderations ...
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... Virgil really does ( as he often does ) imitate Homer ; how does he at the fame time exceed him ! What Comparison is there between the Funeral Games for Patroclus , and thofe for Anchifes ? Between the Defcent of Ulyffes into Hell , and ...
... Virgil really does ( as he often does ) imitate Homer ; how does he at the fame time exceed him ! What Comparison is there between the Funeral Games for Patroclus , and thofe for Anchifes ? Between the Defcent of Ulyffes into Hell , and ...
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... Virgil's Verfification is feen in his varying the Pauses , and Periods , and Cadence of his Numbers ; in being rough or fmooth , foft or vehement , long or fhort , & c . according to the Na- ture of the Ideas he would convey to the Mind ...
... Virgil's Verfification is feen in his varying the Pauses , and Periods , and Cadence of his Numbers ; in being rough or fmooth , foft or vehement , long or fhort , & c . according to the Na- ture of the Ideas he would convey to the Mind ...
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