An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1782 - Verse satire, English |
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Page 257
... expression in the difcourfe pro Populo Anglicano of " Nerone ipfo Nerorior , " applied to Charles I. Is taken from what Peter , King of Arragon , wrote to Charles Duke of Anjou , who had caused to be beheaded the son of the Emperor ...
... expression in the difcourfe pro Populo Anglicano of " Nerone ipfo Nerorior , " applied to Charles I. Is taken from what Peter , King of Arragon , wrote to Charles Duke of Anjou , who had caused to be beheaded the son of the Emperor ...
Page 308
... rife for rifes . The expression in the original is from Terence ; in the fecond act of the Phormio . • Ver . 75 . + Ver . 71 . * Ver . 77 . § Ver . 76 . PH . Cana PH . Cæna dubia apponitur : GETA . Quid iftud 308 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... rife for rifes . The expression in the original is from Terence ; in the fecond act of the Phormio . • Ver . 75 . + Ver . 71 . * Ver . 77 . § Ver . 76 . PH . Cana PH . Cæna dubia apponitur : GETA . Quid iftud 308 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
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