Ovid's Epistles: With His AmoursJ. and R. Tonson, 1761 - 309 páginas |
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... fame time ÆNEAS going in fearch of Italy , was detain'd by DIDO , who ftabb'd herself upon his Departure from Carthage . The rest of the fubjects of Ovid have no connexion with each other , neither can their time be certainly fix'd ...
... fame time ÆNEAS going in fearch of Italy , was detain'd by DIDO , who ftabb'd herself upon his Departure from Carthage . The rest of the fubjects of Ovid have no connexion with each other , neither can their time be certainly fix'd ...
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... fame of his verfes to her : Which if it had been Julia , he durft not have own'd ; and befide , an immediate punishment must have follow'd . He feems himself more truly to be touch'd at the cause of his exile in thote obfcure verfes ...
... fame of his verfes to her : Which if it had been Julia , he durft not have own'd ; and befide , an immediate punishment must have follow'd . He feems himself more truly to be touch'd at the cause of his exile in thote obfcure verfes ...
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... fame of chastity , than with either of the Julia's , who were both noted of incontinency . The first verfes which were made by him in his youth , and recited publickly , according to the cuftom , were , as he himself affures us , to ...
... fame of chastity , than with either of the Julia's , who were both noted of incontinency . The first verfes which were made by him in his youth , and recited publickly , according to the cuftom , were , as he himself affures us , to ...
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... fame paffion in him- felf , which the poet describes in his feign'd per- fons ? His thoughts , which are the pictures and refults of those paffions , are generally fuch as na- turally arife from those diforderly motions of our fpirits ...
... fame paffion in him- felf , which the poet describes in his feign'd per- fons ? His thoughts , which are the pictures and refults of those paffions , are generally fuch as na- turally arife from those diforderly motions of our fpirits ...
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... fame fenfe an hundred ways , and taking up in another place , what he had more than enough inculcated before , he fometimes cloys his readers inftead of fatisfying them : And gives occafion to his tranflators , who dare not cover him ...
... fame fenfe an hundred ways , and taking up in another place , what he had more than enough inculcated before , he fometimes cloys his readers inftead of fatisfying them : And gives occafion to his tranflators , who dare not cover him ...
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