The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 95
... Eridanus his humble fountain fcorns IMITATIONS . VER . 169 , 170. One on his manly confidence relies , One on bis ... Eridanus ] Virgil mentions these two qualifications of Eridanus , Georg . iv . Dacier . 195 Thro ' half the heav'ns he ...
... Eridanus his humble fountain fcorns IMITATIONS . VER . 169 , 170. One on his manly confidence relies , One on bis ... Eridanus ] Virgil mentions these two qualifications of Eridanus , Georg . iv . Dacier . 195 Thro ' half the heav'ns he ...
Page 96
... Eridanus , quo non alius per pinguia culta In mare purpureum violentior effluit amnis . The Poets fabled of this river Eridanus , that it flowed through the fkies . Denham , Cooper's Hill : Heav'n ber Eridanus no more fball boaft ...
... Eridanus , quo non alius per pinguia culta In mare purpureum violentior effluit amnis . The Poets fabled of this river Eridanus , that it flowed through the fkies . Denham , Cooper's Hill : Heav'n ber Eridanus no more fball boaft ...
Page 105
... VER . 273. The King of dykes ! & c . ] Fluviorum rex Eridanus , — quo non alius , per pinguia culta , In mare purpureum violentior influit amnis . Virg . 5 " Who flings moft filth , and wide pollutes Book II . The DUNCIAD . 105.
... VER . 273. The King of dykes ! & c . ] Fluviorum rex Eridanus , — quo non alius , per pinguia culta , In mare purpureum violentior influit amnis . Virg . 5 " Who flings moft filth , and wide pollutes Book II . The DUNCIAD . 105.
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