An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope (1756-1782)Garland Pub., 1974 - Verse satire, English |
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... . ii . pag . 473,474 . fol . Francfourti , 1620 . Particularly the passage of Euripides there quoted . + Epift . ii . v . 13 . VOL . II . ‡ No. 63 . G " What " What a chimera then is man ! what a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 81.
... . ii . pag . 473,474 . fol . Francfourti , 1620 . Particularly the passage of Euripides there quoted . + Epift . ii . v . 13 . VOL . II . ‡ No. 63 . G " What " What a chimera then is man ! what a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 81.
Page 91
... passage in Hutche- fon's Conduct of the Paffions , pag . 183 . + Ver . 185 . Boileau , Epiftre vii . a M. Racine , pag . 57 " In rerum fyftemate vel optimè conftituto , debent effe diverfa animantium genera fuperiora , et inferiora , ut ...
... passage in Hutche- fon's Conduct of the Paffions , pag . 183 . + Ver . 185 . Boileau , Epiftre vii . a M. Racine , pag . 57 " In rerum fyftemate vel optimè conftituto , debent effe diverfa animantium genera fuperiora , et inferiora , ut ...
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... passage : " I had now the fatisfaction of seeing that those very prin- ciples which had been maintained by archbishop King , were adopted by Mr. Pope , in his Effay on Man ; this I used to recollect , and fometimes relate , with ...
... passage : " I had now the fatisfaction of seeing that those very prin- ciples which had been maintained by archbishop King , were adopted by Mr. Pope , in his Effay on Man ; this I used to recollect , and fometimes relate , with ...
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