A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... poet , through all the main contituent followed him have but felected fome particular parts of his work , as it is the great and peculiar plants , each according to his fancy , to cultivate characteristic which diftinguithes him from ...
... poet , through all the main contituent followed him have but felected fome particular parts of his work , as it is the great and peculiar plants , each according to his fancy , to cultivate characteristic which diftinguithes him from ...
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... poet . Yet this he has supplied with a vafter variety of incidents and events , and crowd- ed with a greater number of councils , fpeeches , battles , and epifodes of all kinds , than are to be The marvellous fable includes whatever is ...
... poet . Yet this he has supplied with a vafter variety of incidents and events , and crowd- ed with a greater number of councils , fpeeches , battles , and epifodes of all kinds , than are to be The marvellous fable includes whatever is ...
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... poet ; though every one has affifted h mfelf with a great quantity out of him and it is evident of Virgil efpecially , that he has fcarce any comparisons which are not drawn from his mafter . If we defcend from hence to the expreffion ...
... poet ; though every one has affifted h mfelf with a great quantity out of him and it is evident of Virgil efpecially , that he has fcarce any comparisons which are not drawn from his mafter . If we defcend from hence to the expreffion ...
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... poet of his nation , and that he may be faid in this fenfe to be the mafter even of thofe who furpaffed him . In all these objections we fee nothing that con- tradicts his title to the honour of the chief inven- tion ; and as long as ...
... poet of his nation , and that he may be faid in this fenfe to be the mafter even of thofe who furpaffed him . In all these objections we fee nothing that con- tradicts his title to the honour of the chief inven- tion ; and as long as ...
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... poet to reprefent th tion as great , important , and managed by and princes . It obliges him likewife , tot and speak in an elevated way above the v and in a style that may in fome fort keep u character of the divine perfons he ...
... poet to reprefent th tion as great , important , and managed by and princes . It obliges him likewife , tot and speak in an elevated way above the v and in a style that may in fome fort keep u character of the divine perfons he ...
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