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Pagina 370
... Æneid turned into Latin rhymes by one of the beaux esprits of that dark age ; who says in his preface to m By Addison , dated , it is thought , from Chelsea . See na note to No. 7 , on Addison's signatures C , L , I , O ; No. 221 , and ...
... Æneid turned into Latin rhymes by one of the beaux esprits of that dark age ; who says in his preface to m By Addison , dated , it is thought , from Chelsea . See na note to No. 7 , on Addison's signatures C , L , I , O ; No. 221 , and ...
Pagina 371
Alexander Chalmers. it , that the Æneid wanted nothing but the sweets of rhyme to make it the most perfect work in its kind . I have likewise seen an hymn in hexameters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole book , though it consisted ...
Alexander Chalmers. it , that the Æneid wanted nothing but the sweets of rhyme to make it the most perfect work in its kind . I have likewise seen an hymn in hexameters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole book , though it consisted ...
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... Æneid is very much to be admired , where Camilla , in her last agonies , instead of weeping over the wound she had received , as one might have ex- pected from a warrior of her sex , considers only ( like the hero of whom we are now ...
... Æneid is very much to be admired , where Camilla , in her last agonies , instead of weeping over the wound she had received , as one might have ex- pected from a warrior of her sex , considers only ( like the hero of whom we are now ...
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