An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - 423 pagina's |
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Pagina 108
... hand , Demetrius Phalereus , Stobæus , Apuleius , Juftin Martyr , Beffarion , Bradwardin , and our own truly learned Bishop Berkley , unanimously give it to Aristotle . This opinion is confirmed by a fenfible difcourfe on the fubject ...
... hand , Demetrius Phalereus , Stobæus , Apuleius , Juftin Martyr , Beffarion , Bradwardin , and our own truly learned Bishop Berkley , unanimously give it to Aristotle . This opinion is confirmed by a fenfible difcourfe on the fubject ...
Pagina 246
... hand in hand in song . His library ( where bufts of poets dead * , And a truc Pindar ftood without a head ) Receiv'd * The poverty of Butler is often mentioned among the diftreffes of poets , as a reproach to his age , and particularly ...
... hand in hand in song . His library ( where bufts of poets dead * , And a truc Pindar ftood without a head ) Receiv'd * The poverty of Butler is often mentioned among the diftreffes of poets , as a reproach to his age , and particularly ...
Pagina 410
... hand , and of Walpole on the other , failed not to make a poem bought up and talked of . And it cannot be doubt- ed , that the Odes of Horace which cele- brated , and the fatires which ridiculed , well - known and real characters at ...
... hand , and of Walpole on the other , failed not to make a poem bought up and talked of . And it cannot be doubt- ed , that the Odes of Horace which cele- brated , and the fatires which ridiculed , well - known and real characters at ...
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