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Page 71
... ancient manner , muft catch the fiery , inraptured spirit of the ODE . Defcriptas fervare vices operumque colores , Cur ego , fi nequeo ignoroque , POETA falutor ? Hence is feen the truth of that remark , which there hath been inore ...
... ancient manner , muft catch the fiery , inraptured spirit of the ODE . Defcriptas fervare vices operumque colores , Cur ego , fi nequeo ignoroque , POETA falutor ? Hence is feen the truth of that remark , which there hath been inore ...
Page 78
... ancient and mo- dern ; for the queftion recurs , how far that prac tice is to be juftified on the principles of good criticism and common fenfe . To come then to the reafon of the thing . . The capital rule in this matter is , Reddere ...
... ancient and mo- dern ; for the queftion recurs , how far that prac tice is to be juftified on the principles of good criticism and common fenfe . To come then to the reafon of the thing . . The capital rule in this matter is , Reddere ...
Page 132
... ancient models , or , di- vefting themselves of modern prejudices , are dif- posed to confult the dictates of plain fenfe . For the use of fuch , I once defigned to have drawn into one view the feveral important benefits arifing to the ...
... ancient models , or , di- vefting themselves of modern prejudices , are dif- posed to confult the dictates of plain fenfe . For the use of fuch , I once defigned to have drawn into one view the feveral important benefits arifing to the ...
Page 135
... She pervades the air , and glides through the deeps . We , the inhabitants of the earth , are all fubject to her dominion , Nay , afk of EC ence . K 4 " the " the ancient bards , and they will tell you ART OF POETRY . 135.
... She pervades the air , and glides through the deeps . We , the inhabitants of the earth , are all fubject to her dominion , Nay , afk of EC ence . K 4 " the " the ancient bards , and they will tell you ART OF POETRY . 135.
Page 136
Horace. " the ancient bards , and they will tell you , that " the gods themselves are under her controul . " And fo goes on , enumerating particular ex- amples , from all which fhe infers at laft the ne- ceffity of Phædra's yielding to ...
Horace. " the ancient bards , and they will tell you , that " the gods themselves are under her controul . " And fo goes on , enumerating particular ex- amples , from all which fhe infers at laft the ne- ceffity of Phædra's yielding to ...
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