With occafional Reflections on MANNERS and CUSTOMS;
And ILLUSTRATIONS of the Romance of DON QUIXOTE.

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Portraits of the most eminent: Poets

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Page 25, line 3, for Gemblacemfis, read Gemblacenfis.
52, line 3, for Don Don, read Don.

57, laft line of note for Ovihuela, read Orihuela.
87, last line, for Bracenfes read Bracharenfes.

125, verfes, line 4, for veres read veces.

131, line 4th, of verses, for ninguno duo, read ninguno. 134, line 14, for fatyr, read satire.

159, line 16,, for Cetinia, read Cetina.

166, laft line for winquefort read wiquefort:

270, line 14, for Elvina, read Elvira.

288, line 1ft, for not only, read fhe not only.

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Plate ift, Don Francisco de Quevedo, to face the title. 2nd, Garcilato de la Vega, to face page 159

3d, Don Alonso de Ercilla, to face 222.
4th, Lope de Vega, to face 249.

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LETTER I.

Voyage to Barcelona.-College of Trobadours.
Caftilian language defcribed.

LETTER II.

I

Latin poets in Spain after the conquest of the

Romans, and under the Goths,

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Journey to Valencia. Latin poetry under the
Saracens.---Library of Don Gregorio Mayans.

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LETTER.