The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 167
... Æneid , Contremuit nemus Et trepida matres pressere ad pectora natos . due influence of any Mafter . SCRIBL . VER . 151. like the Samian letter , ] The letter Y , used by Pythagoras as an emblem of the different roads of Virtue nothing ...
... Æneid , Contremuit nemus Et trepida matres pressere ad pectora natos . due influence of any Mafter . SCRIBL . VER . 151. like the Samian letter , ] The letter Y , used by Pythagoras as an emblem of the different roads of Virtue nothing ...
Page 213
... Æneid , of Camoens the Lufiad , we may pronounce could have been , and can be no other than The DUNCIAD . The publisher in these words went a little too far : But it is certain whatever names the reader finds that are unknown to him ...
... Æneid , of Camoens the Lufiad , we may pronounce could have been , and can be no other than The DUNCIAD . The publisher in these words went a little too far : But it is certain whatever names the reader finds that are unknown to him ...
Page 219
... Æneid , tho ' perhaps inferior to the former . If any person be poffeffed of a more perfect copy of this work , or of any other fragments of it , and will communicate them to the publifher , we shall make the next edition more complete ...
... Æneid , tho ' perhaps inferior to the former . If any person be poffeffed of a more perfect copy of this work , or of any other fragments of it , and will communicate them to the publifher , we shall make the next edition more complete ...
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