The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 108
... translator . In his attempt at comedy he failed fo ignominioufly , that his Biter is not inferted in his works ; and his occafional poems and fhort com- pofitions are rarely worthy of either praife or cenfure ; for they feem the cafual ...
... translator . In his attempt at comedy he failed fo ignominioufly , that his Biter is not inferted in his works ; and his occafional poems and fhort com- pofitions are rarely worthy of either praife or cenfure ; for they feem the cafual ...
Page 117
... the Public , little remains but to confider the merit of the translation . The Tranflator's with is , and he has generally I generally obtained it , to avoid the extremes of a 112 Hole's Tranflation of Homer's Hymn to Ceres .
... the Public , little remains but to confider the merit of the translation . The Tranflator's with is , and he has generally I generally obtained it , to avoid the extremes of a 112 Hole's Tranflation of Homer's Hymn to Ceres .
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· reverend brethren , he hath obtained a new public Translation the Bible , or fuch a correction of the old one as fhall anfwer the fame valuable ends . ART . VIII . An Examination of Dr. Price's Essay on the Population of England and ...
· reverend brethren , he hath obtained a new public Translation the Bible , or fuch a correction of the old one as fhall anfwer the fame valuable ends . ART . VIII . An Examination of Dr. Price's Essay on the Population of England and ...
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