Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... episode exhibited in the fourth book , and the descriptive Re laxation of the Games in the fifth , had charmed as feparate compofitions ; but , as portions of an epic poem , had fhone with a fainter luftre , if the poet had halted in ...
... episode exhibited in the fourth book , and the descriptive Re laxation of the Games in the fifth , had charmed as feparate compofitions ; but , as portions of an epic poem , had fhone with a fainter luftre , if the poet had halted in ...
Strona 275
... - ed in conformity with this ancient mode , adds not to , but weakens , the beauty of the episode . Whether companions of this order ' were in T 2 reality game , or rather ferious combat , in the Olympic VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 275.
... - ed in conformity with this ancient mode , adds not to , but weakens , the beauty of the episode . Whether companions of this order ' were in T 2 reality game , or rather ferious combat , in the Olympic VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 275.
Strona 296
... . It is worthy of a poet patronized by the court of AUGUSTUS . " Yes , VARUS ( ftill could Mantua blefs her fwains , " Mantua , fad neighbor of Cremona's plains ! ) " The the episode of the gaines had been incomplete without it 296 ESSAY ...
... . It is worthy of a poet patronized by the court of AUGUSTUS . " Yes , VARUS ( ftill could Mantua blefs her fwains , " Mantua , fad neighbor of Cremona's plains ! ) " The the episode of the gaines had been incomplete without it 296 ESSAY ...
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