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Passing through several versions from 1728 to its final publication in 1743 , changing mock - heroes from the pedant Lewis Theobald to the foolish laureate Colley Cibber , it is a relentless satire of all sham in literature and learning ...
Passing through several versions from 1728 to its final publication in 1743 , changing mock - heroes from the pedant Lewis Theobald to the foolish laureate Colley Cibber , it is a relentless satire of all sham in literature and learning ...
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Learning and Rome alike in empire grew ; And arts still follow'd where her eagles flew ; From the same foes , at last , both felt their doom , And the same age saw Learning fall , and Rome . With Tyranny , then Superstition join'd ...
Learning and Rome alike in empire grew ; And arts still follow'd where her eagles flew ; From the same foes , at last , both felt their doom , And the same age saw Learning fall , and Rome . With Tyranny , then Superstition join'd ...
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For we must here observe , that all learning was esteemed among them to be compounded from the same principle . b This is one of the names of Paracelsus ; he was called Christophorus , Theophrastus , Paracelsus , Bumbastus .
For we must here observe , that all learning was esteemed among them to be compounded from the same principle . b This is one of the names of Paracelsus ; he was called Christophorus , Theophrastus , Paracelsus , Bumbastus .
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