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Page xxxi
On the other fide , I would not be so delicate as thofe modern criticks , who are fhocked at the fervile offices and mean employments in which we fometimes fee the Heroes of Homer engaged . There is a pleasure in taking a view of that ...
On the other fide , I would not be so delicate as thofe modern criticks , who are fhocked at the fervile offices and mean employments in which we fometimes fee the Heroes of Homer engaged . There is a pleasure in taking a view of that ...
Page cix
1 We see there a Temple hung with its veil , where Homer is placed on a feat with a footstool to it , as he has described the feats of his Gods ; fupported on each fide with figures representing the Iliad and the Odyssey , the one by a ...
1 We see there a Temple hung with its veil , where Homer is placed on a feat with a footstool to it , as he has described the feats of his Gods ; fupported on each fide with figures representing the Iliad and the Odyssey , the one by a ...
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Myrfinus , on the fea fide , 70 ftadia from Elis . Strab . l . viii . The Olenian Rocks , which ftood near the city Olenos , at the mouth of the river Pierus . Pauf . Achaic . under Meges . The Cephalenians under Ulyffes , being thofe ...
Myrfinus , on the fea fide , 70 ftadia from Elis . Strab . l . viii . The Olenian Rocks , which ftood near the city Olenos , at the mouth of the river Pierus . Pauf . Achaic . under Meges . The Cephalenians under Ulyffes , being thofe ...
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| Title | The Iliad of Homer, Volume 1 The Iliad of Homer, Alexander Pope |
| Author | Homer |
| Translated by | Alexander Pope |
| Publisher | Charles Rivington, 1760 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | Aug 25, 2006 |
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