The Dunciad, Variorum 1729 |
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... honour by the Goddess in perfon ; in like manner as the games Pythia , Ifthmia , & c . were anciently faid to be by the Gods , and as Thetis herself appearing according to Homer Odyff . 24. propofed the prizes in honour of her fon ...
... honour by the Goddess in perfon ; in like manner as the games Pythia , Ifthmia , & c . were anciently faid to be by the Gods , and as Thetis herself appearing according to Homer Odyff . 24. propofed the prizes in honour of her fon ...
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... honour to the Critick who ad- vances it ; and Dr. B. will be remembered to po- fterity for his performances of this fort , as long as the world fhall have any Efteem for the Re- mains of Menander and Philemon . kind is evidently wrong ...
... honour to the Critick who ad- vances it ; and Dr. B. will be remembered to po- fterity for his performances of this fort , as long as the world fhall have any Efteem for the Re- mains of Menander and Philemon . kind is evidently wrong ...
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... honour'd day , the Queen proclaims By herald hawkers , high , heroic Games . 15 She fummons all her fons : An endless band_ Pours forth , and leaves unpeopled half the land ; A motley mixture ! in long wigs , in bags , In filks , in ...
... honour'd day , the Queen proclaims By herald hawkers , high , heroic Games . 15 She fummons all her fons : An endless band_ Pours forth , and leaves unpeopled half the land ; A motley mixture ! in long wigs , in bags , In filks , in ...
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