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... they will have him banished for some Favours , which they say he received
from Julia the Daughter of Augustus , whom they think he Celebrates under the
Name of Corinna in his Elegies : But he who will observe the Verses which are
made ...
... they will have him banished for some Favours , which they say he received
from Julia the Daughter of Augustus , whom they think he Celebrates under the
Name of Corinna in his Elegies : But he who will observe the Verses which are
made ...
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and conclude with somewhat which not of a piece with their Beginning :
Purpureus latè qui splendeat ; unus & alter Aluitur pannus : As Horace says ,
though the Verses are Golden , they are but patched into the Garment . But our
Poct has ...
and conclude with somewhat which not of a piece with their Beginning :
Purpureus latè qui splendeat ; unus & alter Aluitur pannus : As Horace says ,
though the Verses are Golden , they are but patched into the Garment . But our
Poct has ...
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It remains that I should say somewhat of Poetical Translations in general , and
give my Opinion ( with Submission to better Judgments ) which way of Version
feems to me most proper . All Translation , I suppose , may be reduced to these
three ...
It remains that I should say somewhat of Poetical Translations in general , and
give my Opinion ( with Submission to better Judgments ) which way of Version
feems to me most proper . All Translation , I suppose , may be reduced to these
three ...
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Yet I dare not say that either of them have carried this libertine way of rendering
Authors ( as Mr. Cowley calls it lo far as my Definition reaches . For in the
Pindarick Odes , the Customs and Ceremonies of antient Greece are still
preserved : But ...
Yet I dare not say that either of them have carried this libertine way of rendering
Authors ( as Mr. Cowley calls it lo far as my Definition reaches . For in the
Pindarick Odes , the Customs and Ceremonies of antient Greece are still
preserved : But ...
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I was desired to say that the Author , who is of the Fair Sex , understood not Latin
. But if she does not , I am afraid she has given us occasion to be alhamed , who
do , For For my own Part , I am ready to acknowledge OVID's EPISTLES .
I was desired to say that the Author , who is of the Fair Sex , understood not Latin
. But if she does not , I am afraid she has given us occasion to be alhamed , who
do , For For my own Part , I am ready to acknowledge OVID's EPISTLES .
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