The DunciadM. Cooper, 1970 - 235 pages |
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Page 163
... falfe to Phoebus , ] Spoken of the ancient and true Phabus , not the French Phoebus , who hath no chofen Priests or Poets , but equally infpires any man that pleaseth to fing or preach . SCRIBL . X 2 95 Patrons , who fneak from living ...
... falfe to Phoebus , ] Spoken of the ancient and true Phabus , not the French Phoebus , who hath no chofen Priests or Poets , but equally infpires any man that pleaseth to fing or preach . SCRIBL . X 2 95 Patrons , who fneak from living ...
Page 169
... falfe Latin to him , on pur- pofe to give him the pleasure of correct- ing it , whereby he wrought himself into his good graces . This great Prince was the first who af- fumed the title of Sacred Majefty , which his loyal Clergy ...
... falfe Latin to him , on pur- pofe to give him the pleasure of correct- ing it , whereby he wrought himself into his good graces . This great Prince was the first who af- fumed the title of Sacred Majefty , which his loyal Clergy ...
Page 176
... falfe Wit , as of falfe Religion , and that the Father of Lics was alfo the Father of Puns . But this is idle It must be own'd a Christian practice , ufed in the primitive times by fome of the Fathers , and in later by moft of the Sons ...
... falfe Wit , as of falfe Religion , and that the Father of Lics was alfo the Father of Puns . But this is idle It must be own'd a Christian practice , ufed in the primitive times by fome of the Fathers , and in later by moft of the Sons ...
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