The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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... force of judgment and genius , under the patronage and applause of Augustus and the whole world ; if I have rendered certain of the Odes in fuch wife , that they may be read after the verfions and imitations of Cowley , Pope and ...
... force of judgment and genius , under the patronage and applause of Augustus and the whole world ; if I have rendered certain of the Odes in fuch wife , that they may be read after the verfions and imitations of Cowley , Pope and ...
Page xii
... forcé and vehemence of Impreffion which leads me to a rare and entertaining subject , not ( I think ) any where much infifted on by others . Impreffion then , is a talent or gift of Almighty God , by which a Genius is impowered to throw ...
... forcé and vehemence of Impreffion which leads me to a rare and entertaining subject , not ( I think ) any where much infifted on by others . Impreffion then , is a talent or gift of Almighty God , by which a Genius is impowered to throw ...
Page xiii
... force of Impreffion is always livelieft upon the eulogies of pa- triotism , gratitude , honour , and the like . O nimium dilecte Deo , cui fundit ab antris Eolus armatas hyemes , cui militat æther , Et conjurati veniunt ad claffica ...
... force of Impreffion is always livelieft upon the eulogies of pa- triotism , gratitude , honour , and the like . O nimium dilecte Deo , cui fundit ab antris Eolus armatas hyemes , cui militat æther , Et conjurati veniunt ad claffica ...
Page xxi
... force Retard him in his level course Gainst whom dame Fortune is at fault , * Whene'er fhe makes her worst affault ! * This fubject of Impreffion is altogether a copious one and to use the words of Mr. Hurd , upon another occafion , wou ...
... force Retard him in his level course Gainst whom dame Fortune is at fault , * Whene'er fhe makes her worst affault ! * This fubject of Impreffion is altogether a copious one and to use the words of Mr. Hurd , upon another occafion , wou ...
Page xxvii
... force of lightning aids the tusked boar . Sewell's Ovid . In this reprehenfion however ( to use a homely phrase ) Horace gives himself a flap of the face ; for he does much the fame thing in the second ode of the first book , at the ...
... force of lightning aids the tusked boar . Sewell's Ovid . In this reprehenfion however ( to use a homely phrase ) Horace gives himself a flap of the face ; for he does much the fame thing in the second ode of the first book , at the ...
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