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... JOSEPH WARTON , have remarked the beauty of this alteration : but the latter is the only tranflator who has copied it ; and this is confined to fugêre feræ , ' which he renders The beasts are fled , while the gracefulness of stravit ...
... JOSEPH WARTON , have remarked the beauty of this alteration : but the latter is the only tranflator who has copied it ; and this is confined to fugêre feræ , ' which he renders The beasts are fled , while the gracefulness of stravit ...
Strona 288
... JOSEPH WARTON may conclude our inquiries on this fubject . The elegance and ingenuity of the thought will counteract wanton objections to its validity ; and the extreme * A fentimant , which might materially con- duce to the principles ...
... JOSEPH WARTON may conclude our inquiries on this fubject . The elegance and ingenuity of the thought will counteract wanton objections to its validity ; and the extreme * A fentimant , which might materially con- duce to the principles ...
Strona 302
... JOSEPH WARTON infinuates , that the three games of HOMER , omitted by VIRGIL , poffefs not the merit of the Lufus Troja . ' I entirely join in the opinion , and am perfuaded , that our poet's judgement had been loft , if he had not ...
... JOSEPH WARTON infinuates , that the three games of HOMER , omitted by VIRGIL , poffefs not the merit of the Lufus Troja . ' I entirely join in the opinion , and am perfuaded , that our poet's judgement had been loft , if he had not ...
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