The British Poets: Including Translations ...C. Whittingham, 1822 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 33
עמוד 23
... ancients , even though we could allow them not to be inferior , either in genius or learning , or the tongue in which ... ancient heathens . And it is true , that in the severe notions of our faith , the fortitude of a Christian consists ...
... ancients , even though we could allow them not to be inferior , either in genius or learning , or the tongue in which ... ancient heathens . And it is true , that in the severe notions of our faith , the fortitude of a Christian consists ...
עמוד 27
Including Translations ... British poets. made the strength and beauty of the ancient buildings . But what if I ... ancients has been to raise theirs by all the fables of their gods , which were only received for truths by the most igno ...
Including Translations ... British poets. made the strength and beauty of the ancient buildings . But what if I ... ancients has been to raise theirs by all the fables of their gods , which were only received for truths by the most igno ...
עמוד 44
... ancient Rome to the nies and manners of ancient Greece , I insist on this opinion ; but rather judge ral , that since all poetry had its origi religion , that of the Grecians and Rom the same beginning . Both were inve festivals of ...
... ancient Rome to the nies and manners of ancient Greece , I insist on this opinion ; but rather judge ral , that since all poetry had its origi religion , that of the Grecians and Rom the same beginning . Both were inve festivals of ...
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Æneas amongst ancient Andronicus Augustus Cæsar bear behold better betwixt born Brutus called Campania Casaubon Cassius Severus Codrus comedy court crimes Crispinus Dacier Domitian e'en English Ennius excel fame famous farce fate fault favour fear feast follies Galba genius give gods Grecians Greek happy heroic Holiday Homer honour Horace husband imitated Juvenal kind king labouring Latin learned lewd living Livius Andronicus lord lordship Lucilius lust manner master means Menippus nature Nero never night noble numbers obscure opinion Pacuvius patron Persius play pleasure poem poet poetry poor praise priests Quintilian race raillery reason Retiarius revenge rich Roman satire Rome Satires of Juvenal Satyrs Scaliger Senate slave Tacitus thee things thou thought tion town tragedy translation turn Varro vices Virgil virtue whore wife wine words wretch write