A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Cook's Hesiod. Fawke's Theocritus. Anacreon. Bion. Moschus. Sappho. Musaeus & Apollonius Rhodius. The Rape of Helen. Creech's Lucretius and Grainger's TibullusJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1795 |
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Sivu 7
... those verses , was a prefent to him from the mufes ; and Ovid , in the beginning of his Art of Love , alludes to that paffage of the mufes appearing to him ; and Hefiod himself , in the fecond book of his Works and Days , has an ...
... those verses , was a prefent to him from the mufes ; and Ovid , in the beginning of his Art of Love , alludes to that paffage of the mufes appearing to him ; and Hefiod himself , in the fecond book of his Works and Days , has an ...
Sivu 8
... those fine things which the " Latin poet recounts about the birth of the gods , " and the making the world , are not fo nearly al- " lied to any paffage in the prefent Theogony to justify the allufion . " An author , who was giv- ing an ...
... those fine things which the " Latin poet recounts about the birth of the gods , " and the making the world , are not fo nearly al- " lied to any paffage in the prefent Theogony to justify the allufion . " An author , who was giv- ing an ...
Sivu 19
... those days ; " and alfo after that , " when the fons of God came unto the daugh ters of men , and they bare children to them , " the fame became mighty men , which were of " old , men of renown . Chap . vi . ver . 4 Here are plainly the ...
... those days ; " and alfo after that , " when the fons of God came unto the daugh ters of men , and they bare children to them , " the fame became mighty men , which were of " old , men of renown . Chap . vi . ver . 4 Here are plainly the ...
Sivu 22
... those . From hill or field the hardeft halm prepare , To cut the part in which you place the fare ; Thence your advantage will be largely found , With that your oxen may long tear the ground : And next , the filtul Lufbardman to fhow ...
... those . From hill or field the hardeft halm prepare , To cut the part in which you place the fare ; Thence your advantage will be largely found , With that your oxen may long tear the ground : And next , the filtul Lufbardman to fhow ...
Sivu 57
... those interpretations which come nearest to nature , and which leave us leaft in the dark . My judgment is , that whatever might give birth to this fable , our poet , not regarding the dif- ferent relations in his time , defigned it as ...
... those interpretations which come nearest to nature , and which leave us leaft in the dark . My judgment is , that whatever might give birth to this fable , our poet , not regarding the dif- ferent relations in his time , defigned it as ...
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