The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 páginas |
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... Virgil ; I must farther add , that Statius , the best Versificator next to Virgil , knew not how to Design after him , though he had the Model in his Eye ; that Lucan is wanting both in Design and Subject , and is besides too full of ...
... Virgil ; I must farther add , that Statius , the best Versificator next to Virgil , knew not how to Design after him , though he had the Model in his Eye ; that Lucan is wanting both in Design and Subject , and is besides too full of ...
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... VIRGIL'S PASTORALS THE FIRST PASTORAL . OR , Tityrus and Melibaus THE ARGUMENT The Occasion of the First Pastoral was this . When Augustus bad setled himself in the Roman Empire , that he might reward his Veteran Troops for their past ...
... VIRGIL'S PASTORALS THE FIRST PASTORAL . OR , Tityrus and Melibaus THE ARGUMENT The Occasion of the First Pastoral was this . When Augustus bad setled himself in the Roman Empire , that he might reward his Veteran Troops for their past ...
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... Virgil by the Favour of Augustus had recover'd bis Patrimony near Mantua , and went in hope to take possession , he was in danger to be slain by Arius the Centurion , to whom those Lands were assign'd by the Emperour in reward of his ...
... Virgil by the Favour of Augustus had recover'd bis Patrimony near Mantua , and went in hope to take possession , he was in danger to be slain by Arius the Centurion , to whom those Lands were assign'd by the Emperour in reward of his ...
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Lines on Milton | 540 |
The Prologue and Epilogue to The History of Bacon in Virginia | 551 |
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