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Pagina 172
... turn in all his " De Horatio quidem ita fentimus ; fi Græcorum Ly- rica extarent , futurum , ut illius furta quamplurima depre- henderentur : qui tamen imitatores fervum pecus appellare non dubitarit.Ex Alcæo , ut opinor , [ Horatii ] ...
... turn in all his " De Horatio quidem ita fentimus ; fi Græcorum Ly- rica extarent , futurum , ut illius furta quamplurima depre- henderentur : qui tamen imitatores fervum pecus appellare non dubitarit.Ex Alcæo , ut opinor , [ Horatii ] ...
Pagina 213
... turn for works of humour , in which they abound . They have another poem of this fpecies , called MALMAN- TILE RACQUISTATO , written by Lorenzo Lippi , P 3 Lippi , in the year 1676 , which Crefcem- bini AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 213.
... turn for works of humour , in which they abound . They have another poem of this fpecies , called MALMAN- TILE RACQUISTATO , written by Lorenzo Lippi , P 3 Lippi , in the year 1676 , which Crefcem- bini AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 213.
Pagina 318
Joseph Warton. view of the various turns and tumults of paffion . and the different fentiments with which Eloifa is agitated : and at the fame time , to point out what paffages are bor- rowed , and how much ... turns and tumults of ...
Joseph Warton. view of the various turns and tumults of paffion . and the different fentiments with which Eloifa is agitated : and at the fame time , to point out what paffages are bor- rowed , and how much ... turns and tumults of ...
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