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Pagina 53
Joseph Warton. In the first stanza , every different Inftru- ment is described and illuftrated , in num- bers , that admirably reprefent , and corre- spond , to its different qualities and genius ... first stanza, every different Inftru- ...
Joseph Warton. In the first stanza , every different Inftru- ment is described and illuftrated , in num- bers , that admirably reprefent , and corre- spond , to its different qualities and genius ... first stanza, every different Inftru- ...
Pagina 105
... first of those comedies , on which his reputation is founded . But to excel in this fpecies of composition , it was not fufficient for Mo- liere to be only a great poet ; it was rather neceffary for him to gain a thorough know- ledge of ...
... first of those comedies , on which his reputation is founded . But to excel in this fpecies of composition , it was not fufficient for Mo- liere to be only a great poet ; it was rather neceffary for him to gain a thorough know- ledge of ...
Pagina 197
... first , if not the very first , pieces of criticism , that appeared in Italy , fince the revival of learn- ing for it was finished , as is evident from a fhort advertisement prefixed to it , in the year 1520. It is remarkable , that ...
... first , if not the very first , pieces of criticism , that appeared in Italy , fince the revival of learn- ing for it was finished , as is evident from a fhort advertisement prefixed to it , in the year 1520. It is remarkable , that ...
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