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Alexander Pope. See Christians , Jews , one heavy fabbath keep ; And all the Western World believe and sleep . Lo Rome herķelf , proud mistress now no more Of arts , but thund'ring against Heathen lore ; 95 Her gray - hair'd Synods ...
Alexander Pope. See Christians , Jews , one heavy fabbath keep ; And all the Western World believe and sleep . Lo Rome herķelf , proud mistress now no more Of arts , but thund'ring against Heathen lore ; 95 Her gray - hair'd Synods ...
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Alexander Pope. VI . A PARALLEL OF THE CHARACTERS O F Mr. DRYDEN and Mr. POPE , M2 . Mr. POPE . His POLITICKS , RELIGION , MORALS . Pope is an open and mortal Enemy to his Country , and the Co- monwealth of Learning . ( a ) Some call him ...
Alexander Pope. VI . A PARALLEL OF THE CHARACTERS O F Mr. DRYDEN and Mr. POPE , M2 . Mr. POPE . His POLITICKS , RELIGION , MORALS . Pope is an open and mortal Enemy to his Country , and the Co- monwealth of Learning . ( a ) Some call him ...
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... POPE'S HOMER . The Homer which Lintot prints , does not talk like Homer , but like Pope ; and he who translated him one wou'd fwear had a Hill in Tipperary for his Parnasus , and a puddle in some Bog for his Hippocrene . ( m ) He has no ...
... POPE'S HOMER . The Homer which Lintot prints , does not talk like Homer , but like Pope ; and he who translated him one wou'd fwear had a Hill in Tipperary for his Parnasus , and a puddle in some Bog for his Hippocrene . ( m ) He has no ...
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