An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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... writing , in the words of a fenfible critic * ; who after he * Francifci Vavafforis de Epigrammate Liber . Parifiis ... written in a flowing and lively style , but full of ftrange opinions . He declares , that none of the claffic poets ...
... writing , in the words of a fenfible critic * ; who after he * Francifci Vavafforis de Epigrammate Liber . Parifiis ... written in a flowing and lively style , but full of ftrange opinions . He declares , that none of the claffic poets ...
203. oldal
... written in that pleafing form of compo- fition fo unsuccessfully attempted by many modern authors , DIALOGUE . In no one fpecies of writing have the ancients fo in- disputable a superiority over us . The dia- logues of Plato and Cicero ...
... written in that pleafing form of compo- fition fo unsuccessfully attempted by many modern authors , DIALOGUE . In no one fpecies of writing have the ancients fo in- disputable a superiority over us . The dia- logues of Plato and Cicero ...
385. oldal
... written in the first leaf of a copy of Stevens's Herodotus , now in the library of Winchester col- lege , in Swift's own hand - writing , and is a literary curio- fity , being a fpecimen of his Latin : - " Judicium de He- rodoto poft ...
... written in the first leaf of a copy of Stevens's Herodotus , now in the library of Winchester col- lege , in Swift's own hand - writing , and is a literary curio- fity , being a fpecimen of his Latin : - " Judicium de He- rodoto poft ...
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