Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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... Author perverted into a ridiculous meaning . Thus in Timon's Silli the words are generally those of Homer , and the Tragick Poets ; but he applies them Satyrically , to some Customs and Kinds of Philosophy , which he arraigns . But the ...
... Author perverted into a ridiculous meaning . Thus in Timon's Silli the words are generally those of Homer , and the Tragick Poets ; but he applies them Satyrically , to some Customs and Kinds of Philosophy , which he arraigns . But the ...
Sivu 638
... Author to the other two : To find out their Failings , and decry them , that he may make room for his own Darling . Such is 1450 the partiality of Mankind , to set up that Interest which they have once espous'd , though it be to the ...
... Author to the other two : To find out their Failings , and decry them , that he may make room for his own Darling . Such is 1450 the partiality of Mankind , to set up that Interest which they have once espous'd , though it be to the ...
Sivu 652
... Authors of those de- 2010 famatory Writings , which my Author Tacitus , from the Law - Term , calls famosos libellos . In the first Book of his Annals , he gives the following Account of it , in these Words . Primus Augustus cognitionem ...
... Authors of those de- 2010 famatory Writings , which my Author Tacitus , from the Law - Term , calls famosos libellos . In the first Book of his Annals , he gives the following Account of it , in these Words . Primus Augustus cognitionem ...
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The Hind and the Panther Text from the first edition 1687 A collated with the second | 499 |
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