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Pagina 523
... Persius , Satires ii . 63 . The Daily Courant , printed by Samuel Buckley , ' the learned printer ' of the Gazette , the Monthly Register , and the Spectator . Steele praises it in the 178th Tatler . PAGE 40. This paper gives the first ...
... Persius , Satires ii . 63 . The Daily Courant , printed by Samuel Buckley , ' the learned printer ' of the Gazette , the Monthly Register , and the Spectator . Steele praises it in the 178th Tatler . PAGE 40. This paper gives the first ...
Pagina 531
... Persius ( 1702 ) represents Apollo giving the mask of Satire to Juvenal . The first edition , 1693 , is without ' Sculptures . ' PAGE 98. Larvati , in the primary sense , ' bewitched . ' Larva , a ghost ; then a mask . 33. Motto ...
... Persius ( 1702 ) represents Apollo giving the mask of Satire to Juvenal . The first edition , 1693 , is without ' Sculptures . ' PAGE 98. Larvati , in the primary sense , ' bewitched . ' Larva , a ghost ; then a mask . 33. Motto ...
Pagina 560
... Persius , 1. i . Dyer's . See page 537 . See page 516 . PAGE 386. Petticoats . ' I was in Hopes that I had brought them [ the ladies ] to some Order , and was employing my Thoughts on the Reformation of their Petticoats ' ( Tatler , No ...
... Persius , 1. i . Dyer's . See page 537 . See page 516 . PAGE 386. Petticoats . ' I was in Hopes that I had brought them [ the ladies ] to some Order , and was employing my Thoughts on the Reformation of their Petticoats ' ( Tatler , No ...
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