Pope: Selected PoemsOxford University Press, 1965 - 247 Seiten |
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... ANCIENT's proper character ; His Fable , Subject , scope in ev'ry page ; Religion , Country , genius of his Age : Without all these at once before your eyes , Cavil you may , but never criticize . Be Homer's works your study and delight ...
... ANCIENT's proper character ; His Fable , Subject , scope in ev'ry page ; Religion , Country , genius of his Age : Without all these at once before your eyes , Cavil you may , but never criticize . Be Homer's works your study and delight ...
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... ancient times conspir'd to dis - allow What then was new , what had been ancient now ? Or what remain❜d , so worthy to be read By learned Critics , of the mighty Dead ? In Days of Ease , when now the weary Sword Was sheath'd , and ...
... ancient times conspir'd to dis - allow What then was new , what had been ancient now ? Or what remain❜d , so worthy to be read By learned Critics , of the mighty Dead ? In Days of Ease , when now the weary Sword Was sheath'd , and ...
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... ancient money of Athens . Which Chalcis Gods , and Mortals call an Owl is the verse by which [ Thomas ] Hobbes renders that of Homer [ Iliad , xiv . 291 ] . ' [ P. ] 363. Attys ... Cecrops : the one an early king of Lydia , and the ...
... ancient money of Athens . Which Chalcis Gods , and Mortals call an Owl is the verse by which [ Thomas ] Hobbes renders that of Homer [ Iliad , xiv . 291 ] . ' [ P. ] 363. Attys ... Cecrops : the one an early king of Lydia , and the ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
POPES LIFE | 27 |
Coronation | 92 |
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