Ovid's Epistles: With His Amours |
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About the same time Æneas . going in search of Italy , was detained by Dido ,
who fabbed herself upon his Departure from Carthage . The rest of the Subjects
of Ovid have no Connexion with each other , neither can their Time be certainly
fixed ...
About the same time Æneas . going in search of Italy , was detained by Dido ,
who fabbed herself upon his Departure from Carthage . The rest of the Subjects
of Ovid have no Connexion with each other , neither can their Time be certainly
fixed ...
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... did not occasion it : Nay he tells us plainly , that his Offence was that of Error
only , not of Wickedness : And in the same Paper of Verses also , that the Cause
was notoriously known at Rome , though it be left so obscure to after Ages .
... did not occasion it : Nay he tells us plainly , that his Offence was that of Error
only , not of Wickedness : And in the same Paper of Verses also , that the Cause
was notoriously known at Rome , though it be left so obscure to after Ages .
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even of Julius Scaliger himself , that Seneca's Censure will stand good against
him , Nescivit quod bene ceffit relinquere ; he never knew how to give over ,
when he had done well , but continually varying the same Sense an hundred
ways ...
even of Julius Scaliger himself , that Seneca's Censure will stand good against
him , Nescivit quod bene ceffit relinquere ; he never knew how to give over ,
when he had done well , but continually varying the same Sense an hundred
ways ...
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It is almost impossible to translate verbally , and well , at the same time ; for the
Latin ( a moft fevere and compendious Language ) often expresses that in one
Word , which either the Barbarity , or the Narrowness of Modern Tongues cannot
...
It is almost impossible to translate verbally , and well , at the same time ; for the
Latin ( a moft fevere and compendious Language ) often expresses that in one
Word , which either the Barbarity , or the Narrowness of Modern Tongues cannot
...
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I take Imitation of an Author , in their Sense , to be an endeavour of a later Poet to
write like one who has written before him on the same Subject : That is , not to
translate his Words , Words , or to be confined to his Sense , OVI D's EPISTLES .
I take Imitation of an Author , in their Sense , to be an endeavour of a later Poet to
write like one who has written before him on the same Subject : That is , not to
translate his Words , Words , or to be confined to his Sense , OVI D's EPISTLES .
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