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Pagina 299
... tranflated by POPE , with faithfulness and with elegance ; and much excels any that Dryden tranflated in the volume he published : several of which were done by fome " of the mob of gen- tlemen that wrote with cafe ; " that is , Sir C ...
... tranflated by POPE , with faithfulness and with elegance ; and much excels any that Dryden tranflated in the volume he published : several of which were done by fome " of the mob of gen- tlemen that wrote with cafe ; " that is , Sir C ...
Pagina 300
... tranflated * by Pallavacini , Theocritus by Ricolotti and Salvini , Ovid by Anguillara , the Æneid , admirably well , in blank verfe , by An- nibal Caro , and the Georgics , in blank veric alio , by Daniello , and Lucretius by Marchetti ...
... tranflated * by Pallavacini , Theocritus by Ricolotti and Salvini , Ovid by Anguillara , the Æneid , admirably well , in blank verfe , by An- nibal Caro , and the Georgics , in blank veric alio , by Daniello , and Lucretius by Marchetti ...
Pagina 316
... tranflated this picce . admired claffic of that age ; indeed he any . Boetius was a moit deferves to be fo of This fentence frongly alfo characterises the times . Paraclete Paraclete was built in the parish of Quincey , upon 316 ESSAY ...
... tranflated this picce . admired claffic of that age ; indeed he any . Boetius was a moit deferves to be fo of This fentence frongly alfo characterises the times . Paraclete Paraclete was built in the parish of Quincey , upon 316 ESSAY ...
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