The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 páginas |
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... Horace was a Mild Admonisher , a Court Satirist , fit for the gentle Times of Augustus , and more fit , for the Reasons which I have already given . Juvenal was as proper for his Times , as they for theirs . His was an Age that deserv'd ...
... Horace was a Mild Admonisher , a Court Satirist , fit for the gentle Times of Augustus , and more fit , for the Reasons which I have already given . Juvenal was as proper for his Times , as they for theirs . His was an Age that deserv'd ...
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... Horace was the best , for amending Manners , as it is the most difficult . His was , an Ense rescindendum ; but that of Horace was a Pleasant 2160 Cure , with all the Limbs preserv'd entire : And as our Mountebanks tell us in their ...
... Horace was the best , for amending Manners , as it is the most difficult . His was , an Ense rescindendum ; but that of Horace was a Pleasant 2160 Cure , with all the Limbs preserv'd entire : And as our Mountebanks tell us in their ...
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... Horace , to be thus surpass'd ; since no Art , or Science , is at once begun and perfected , 2220 but that it must pass first through many hands , and even through several Ages ? If Lucilius cou'd add to Ennius , and Horace to Lucilius ...
... Horace , to be thus surpass'd ; since no Art , or Science , is at once begun and perfected , 2220 but that it must pass first through many hands , and even through several Ages ? If Lucilius cou'd add to Ennius , and Horace to Lucilius ...
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