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... to degrade Milton below Cowley , and many other poets , distinguished by
juvenile compofitions ; but Mr. Warton has , with great taste and judgment ,
exposed the error of Dr. Johnson , in preferring the Latin poetry of Cowley to that
of Milton .
... to degrade Milton below Cowley , and many other poets , distinguished by
juvenile compofitions ; but Mr. Warton has , with great taste and judgment ,
exposed the error of Dr. Johnson , in preferring the Latin poetry of Cowley to that
of Milton .
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It was at Rome that Milton was complimented , in Latin verse , by Selvaggi and
Salfilli : his reply to the latter , then suffering from a severe malady , is so
remarkable for its elegance , tenderness , and spirit , that Mr. Warton praises it as
one of ...
It was at Rome that Milton was complimented , in Latin verse , by Selvaggi and
Salfilli : his reply to the latter , then suffering from a severe malady , is so
remarkable for its elegance , tenderness , and spirit , that Mr. Warton praises it as
one of ...
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But the striking inaccuracy of the critic consists in not giving a just account of a
book that particularly claimed his attention , Philips's Theatrum Poetarum , a book
that , under a Latin title , contains in English a very comprehensive list of poets ...
But the striking inaccuracy of the critic consists in not giving a just account of a
book that particularly claimed his attention , Philips's Theatrum Poetarum , a book
that , under a Latin title , contains in English a very comprehensive list of poets ...
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... with which he hoped to enrich his native language . The sketch that he has
drawn of himself and his studies , at this period , is so interesting and honourable
, that it would be injurious not to translate the Latin expressions to which I allude .
... with which he hoped to enrich his native language . The sketch that he has
drawn of himself and his studies , at this period , is so interesting and honourable
, that it would be injurious not to translate the Latin expressions to which I allude .
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... his great reputation as a scholar ; his antagonist , on the contrary , was so little
known as a Latin writer before the defence appeared , that several friends
advised Milton not to hazard his credit against a name fo eminent as that of
Salmasius .
... his great reputation as a scholar ; his antagonist , on the contrary , was so little
known as a Latin writer before the defence appeared , that several friends
advised Milton not to hazard his credit against a name fo eminent as that of
Salmasius .
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| Título | The Life of Milton: In Three Parts. To which are Added, Conjectures on the Origin of Paradise Lost: with an Appendix. By William Hayley, Esq ECCO database |
| Autor | William Hayley |
| Editor | William Porter, 1797 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 16 Mayo 2012 |
| Largo | 342 páginas |
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