The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Life of Alexander Pope. PoemsB. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly, 1797 |
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... Quintilian , whofe knowledge of human nature was confummate , has obferved , that nothing quite correct and faultlefs is to be expected in very early years , from a truly elevated genius : that a generous extravagance and exuberance are ...
... Quintilian , whofe knowledge of human nature was confummate , has obferved , that nothing quite correct and faultlefs is to be expected in very early years , from a truly elevated genius : that a generous extravagance and exuberance are ...
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Alexander Pope. to Quintilian to be rather too finished , correct , and pure , and what he would have inferred concerning them , is too delicate a subject for me to enlarge upon . Let me rather add an entertaining anecdote . When Guido ...
Alexander Pope. to Quintilian to be rather too finished , correct , and pure , and what he would have inferred concerning them , is too delicate a subject for me to enlarge upon . Let me rather add an entertaining anecdote . When Guido ...
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... Quintilian , ver . 670. Longinus , ver . 675. Of the Decay of Criticism , and its Revival . Erafmus , ver . 693. Vida , ver . 705. Boileau , ver . 714 . Lord Rofcommon , & c . ver . 725. Conclufion . T י AN A Y ESS A Ο Ν CRITICIS 172 ...
... Quintilian , ver . 670. Longinus , ver . 675. Of the Decay of Criticism , and its Revival . Erafmus , ver . 693. Vida , ver . 705. Boileau , ver . 714 . Lord Rofcommon , & c . ver . 725. Conclufion . T י AN A Y ESS A Ο Ν CRITICIS 172 ...
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... himself fiddler ? Can no one judge a picture , but who is himself a layer of colours ? " Quintilian and Pliny , who speak of the a works Nature affords at least a glimm'ring light ; The lines 178 ESSAY ON CRITICISM .
... himself fiddler ? Can no one judge a picture , but who is himself a layer of colours ? " Quintilian and Pliny , who speak of the a works Nature affords at least a glimm'ring light ; The lines 178 ESSAY ON CRITICISM .
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... Quintilian finely ) fed motû nescio an inerrabili judicatur . Neque ab hoc ullo fatis explicari puto , licet multi tentaverint . " Quintil . Inft . L. vi . In short , in poetry , we must judge by tafte and fentiment , not by rules and ...
... Quintilian finely ) fed motû nescio an inerrabili judicatur . Neque ab hoc ullo fatis explicari puto , licet multi tentaverint . " Quintil . Inft . L. vi . In short , in poetry , we must judge by tafte and fentiment , not by rules and ...
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