A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Strana ix
... poet Epimenides , whom he calls " a prophet of their own , " for they accounted their poets writers of divine oracles . - Let this teach us to distinguish be- tween the ufe and abufe of claffical knowledge - when it tends to inform the ...
... poet Epimenides , whom he calls " a prophet of their own , " for they accounted their poets writers of divine oracles . - Let this teach us to distinguish be- tween the ufe and abufe of claffical knowledge - when it tends to inform the ...
Strana 2
... poets rehearse their works , and intending to repay them in kind . Next he informs us , why he addicts himself to ... poet by their applaufes . See Sat. vii . 1. 40-4 . Perfius Prolog . 1. 7 , and note . Hor . Lib . 1. Sat. iv . 1. 73 ...
... poets rehearse their works , and intending to repay them in kind . Next he informs us , why he addicts himself to ... poet by their applaufes . See Sat. vii . 1. 40-4 . Perfius Prolog . 1. 7 , and note . Hor . Lib . 1. Sat. iv . 1. 73 ...
Strana 3
... ( Poet ) recite his Comedies to me with impunity , When a alludes to the borrowing and repayment of money . man repaid money which he had borrowed , he was faid to replace it - reponere . So our poet , looking upon himself as indebted to ...
... ( Poet ) recite his Comedies to me with impunity , When a alludes to the borrowing and repayment of money . man repaid money which he had borrowed , he was faid to replace it - reponere . So our poet , looking upon himself as indebted to ...
Strana 4
... poet , fince Horace fays , Art . Poët , 1. 77-8 . --- Quis tamen exiguos elegos emiferit auctor , Grammatici certant , & adhuc fub judice lis eft . By whom invented critics yet contend , And of their vain difputing find no end . FRANCIS ...
... poet , fince Horace fays , Art . Poët , 1. 77-8 . --- Quis tamen exiguos elegos emiferit auctor , Grammatici certant , & adhuc fub judice lis eft . By whom invented critics yet contend , And of their vain difputing find no end . FRANCIS ...
Strana 6
... poets recited their works , be- fore they were red , or performed in public . His houfe was planted round with plane ... poet means to exprefs the wearifomeness of the con- tinual repetition of the fame things over and over again , and ...
... poets recited their works , be- fore they were red , or performed in public . His houfe was planted round with plane ... poet means to exprefs the wearifomeness of the con- tinual repetition of the fame things over and over again , and ...
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