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Page xv
... head appears on the title - pages of all the plays in this folio except Poetaster , the title - page of which bears , within an oval marked MOLLIA CVM DVRIS , an acrobatic figure who seems to carry a bundle of books in his left hand ...
... head appears on the title - pages of all the plays in this folio except Poetaster , the title - page of which bears , within an oval marked MOLLIA CVM DVRIS , an acrobatic figure who seems to carry a bundle of books in his left hand ...
Page lxxxvi
... him as the fountain - head of poetic wisdom , as well as of poetic beauty , almost no praise of Virgil could be deemed extravagant . Lines 129-135 also have been regarded as inapplicable to Virgil lxxxvi Introduction.
... him as the fountain - head of poetic wisdom , as well as of poetic beauty , almost no praise of Virgil could be deemed extravagant . Lines 129-135 also have been regarded as inapplicable to Virgil lxxxvi Introduction.
Page xcvii
... head be quivering myrtle wound , And in sad lovers ' heads let me be found . The living , not the dead , can envy bite , For after death all men receive their right . Then though death racks my bones in funeral fire , I'll live , and as ...
... head be quivering myrtle wound , And in sad lovers ' heads let me be found . The living , not the dead , can envy bite , For after death all men receive their right . Then though death racks my bones in funeral fire , I'll live , and as ...
Page 10
... heads come forth At your ranke mouthes ; that he may see you arm'd With triple malice , to hiffe , fting , and teare His worke , and him ; to forge , and then declame , 50 Traduce , corrupt , apply , enforme , suggest : IO Cynthias ...
... heads come forth At your ranke mouthes ; that he may see you arm'd With triple malice , to hiffe , fting , and teare His worke , and him ; to forge , and then declame , 50 Traduce , corrupt , apply , enforme , suggest : IO Cynthias ...
Page 11
... head STa Set we our bolder foot ; with which we tread Thy malice into earth : So fpight should die , [ 277 ] Defpis'd and fcorn'd by noble industrie . If any mufe why I falute the stage , An armed Prologue ; know , ' t is a dangerous ...
... head STa Set we our bolder foot ; with which we tread Thy malice into earth : So fpight should die , [ 277 ] Defpis'd and fcorn'd by noble industrie . If any mufe why I falute the stage , An armed Prologue ; know , ' t is a dangerous ...
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