The Spectator, Zväzok 2Clarendon Press, 1965 - 606 strán (strany) A scholarly edition of a complete collation of the original sheets of The Spectator. The edition presents an authoritative text, together with an introduction, commentary notes, and scholarly apparatus. |
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... a and the Confusion ] and Confusion Fol . b who ] that Fol . 1 Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , 10. 108 : Rutulians , Trojans , are the same to me . DRYDEN . 5491.2 I B and depraved Part of Mankind from those conspicuous Stations of.
... a and the Confusion ] and Confusion Fol . b who ] that Fol . 1 Motto . Virgil , Aeneid , 10. 108 : Rutulians , Trojans , are the same to me . DRYDEN . 5491.2 I B and depraved Part of Mankind from those conspicuous Stations of.
Strana 482
... Aeneid . For the praise of Propertius see Elegies , 2. 34. 61 ff . ( line 65 is used by Addison as the motto of No. 267 ) . Horace praises the work of Virgil in various places ; Ovid praises the Aeneid in Ars amatoria , 3. 337-8 ...
... Aeneid . For the praise of Propertius see Elegies , 2. 34. 61 ff . ( line 65 is used by Addison as the motto of No. 267 ) . Horace praises the work of Virgil in various places ; Ovid praises the Aeneid in Ars amatoria , 3. 337-8 ...
Strana 542
... Æneid , or that in the Iliad , are not of this nature , nor to reprehend Virgil's Simile of the Top , b2 and many other of the same Kind ... Aeneid , 7. 378-84 . extended and diversified by the Invention of Episodes , and 542 THE SPECTATOR.
... Æneid , or that in the Iliad , are not of this nature , nor to reprehend Virgil's Simile of the Top , b2 and many other of the same Kind ... Aeneid , 7. 378-84 . extended and diversified by the Invention of Episodes , and 542 THE SPECTATOR.
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