ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... Æneid appeared ; and one of the most efteemed for tragedy al- ways that Pollio ( befides his other ex- cellencies at the bar , in the camp , and in affairs of state ) is much commended for tragedy ; and Varus , either for tra- gedy or ...
... Æneid appeared ; and one of the most efteemed for tragedy al- ways that Pollio ( befides his other ex- cellencies at the bar , in the camp , and in affairs of state ) is much commended for tragedy ; and Varus , either for tra- gedy or ...
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... Æneid to be most perfect in its kind ; and con- fidering the difadvantage of the lan- guage , and the feverity of the Roman mufe , the poem is ftill more wonderful , fince , without the liberty of the Grecian poets , the diction is fo ...
... Æneid to be most perfect in its kind ; and con- fidering the difadvantage of the lan- guage , and the feverity of the Roman mufe , the poem is ftill more wonderful , fince , without the liberty of the Grecian poets , the diction is fo ...
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... Æneid be an un- equal poem , and , in fome places , lan- guid , yet there are beauties fcattered through it all ; and not a few , even in the last fix books . The best and most first , the fecond , the fourth , the fixth , the finished ...
... Æneid be an un- equal poem , and , in fome places , lan- guid , yet there are beauties fcattered through it all ; and not a few , even in the last fix books . The best and most first , the fecond , the fourth , the fixth , the finished ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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