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Pagina 175
... epic poetry ; Stefichorus and Al- cæus , in lyric ; in tragic , Sophocles ; in hif- tory , Herodotus ; in eloquence , Demoft- henes ; in philofophy , Democritus , Plato , and Ariftotle * . * See alfo the elegant and useful treatife of ...
... epic poetry ; Stefichorus and Al- cæus , in lyric ; in tragic , Sophocles ; in hif- tory , Herodotus ; in eloquence , Demoft- henes ; in philofophy , Democritus , Plato , and Ariftotle * . * See alfo the elegant and useful treatife of ...
Pagina 207
... epic poem in couplets ! In the Geneva edition of the Henriade , we are ... Poetry , which is not indeed very fa- vourable to the tafte of his ... epic poetry , than for any other perfon ; but neither the constraint of rhyme , nor the dry ...
... epic poem in couplets ! In the Geneva edition of the Henriade , we are ... Poetry , which is not indeed very fa- vourable to the tafte of his ... epic poetry , than for any other perfon ; but neither the constraint of rhyme , nor the dry ...
Pagina 291
... epic poetry can gracefully describe ; in a word ; that this compofition would have fhewn more of the PHILOSOPHER than of the POET . Add to all this , that it was to U a have have been written in rhyme * ; a circum- stance AND WRITINGS ...
... epic poetry can gracefully describe ; in a word ; that this compofition would have fhewn more of the PHILOSOPHER than of the POET . Add to all this , that it was to U a have have been written in rhyme * ; a circum- stance AND WRITINGS ...
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