An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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Page 173
... malè ufque in illum diem servati fato fenes ; tum illa profanorum facrorumque direptio , efferentium prædas , repetentiumque difcurfus , & acti ante fuum quifque prædonem catenati , & conata retinere infantem fuum mater , & ficubi majus ...
... malè ufque in illum diem servati fato fenes ; tum illa profanorum facrorumque direptio , efferentium prædas , repetentiumque difcurfus , & acti ante fuum quifque prædonem catenati , & conata retinere infantem fuum mater , & ficubi majus ...
Page 282
... malè gefferat , ufquam + Ver . 51 . 1 Ver . 31 . HE 2 HE affirms , that the true reading should be malè 1 282 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS THIS parallel is not happy and exact; ...
... malè gefferat , ufquam + Ver . 51 . 1 Ver . 31 . HE 2 HE affirms , that the true reading should be malè 1 282 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS THIS parallel is not happy and exact; ...
Page 283
... malè . THE paffage that immediately follows ,. in the original , at verse the thirty - fifth ,Nam Venufinus arat - down to verfe the thirty - ninth , to the words , incuteret violenta , which are frequently printed in a parenthefis ...
... malè . THE paffage that immediately follows ,. in the original , at verse the thirty - fifth ,Nam Venufinus arat - down to verfe the thirty - ninth , to the words , incuteret violenta , which are frequently printed in a parenthefis ...
Page 313
... malè . The learned C. G. Heyne , in his excellent edition of Virgil , after obferving , that the well - known verfes ufually afcribed . to Auguftus , on Virgil's ordering his Eneid to be burnt , are the work of fome bungling grammarian ...
... malè . The learned C. G. Heyne , in his excellent edition of Virgil , after obferving , that the well - known verfes ufually afcribed . to Auguftus , on Virgil's ordering his Eneid to be burnt , are the work of fome bungling grammarian ...
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