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Pagina 179
... Tryphiodorus was a great Master in this kind of Writing . He composed an Odissey or Epick Poem on the Adventures of Ulysses , consisting of four and twenty Books , having entirely banished the letter A from his first Book , which was ...
... Tryphiodorus was a great Master in this kind of Writing . He composed an Odissey or Epick Poem on the Adventures of Ulysses , consisting of four and twenty Books , having entirely banished the letter A from his first Book , which was ...
Pagina 180
... Tryphiodorus , in all probability , would have been oftner quoted by our learned Pedants , than the Odissey of Homer . What a perpetual Fund would it have been of obsolete Words and Phrases , unusual Barbarisms and Rusticities , absurd ...
... Tryphiodorus , in all probability , would have been oftner quoted by our learned Pedants , than the Odissey of Homer . What a perpetual Fund would it have been of obsolete Words and Phrases , unusual Barbarisms and Rusticities , absurd ...
Pagina 195
... Tryphiodorus the Lipogrammatist , engaged in a Ball with four and twenty Per- sons , who pursued him by turns thro ' all the Intricacies and Labyrinths of a Country Dance , without being able to over- take him . Observing several to be ...
... Tryphiodorus the Lipogrammatist , engaged in a Ball with four and twenty Per- sons , who pursued him by turns thro ' all the Intricacies and Labyrinths of a Country Dance , without being able to over- take him . Observing several to be ...
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Introduction by Peter Smithers D Phil Oxon | 1 |
ESSAYS Nos 81169 Saturday June | 491 |
Notes | 513 |
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