Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1746 - 346 pages |
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... fuch 1. See his first note on Milton's Paradife loft . However to do the Dr. juftice , there are fome errors which he has undoubtedly mended , of which two are moft remarkable . B. VII , 321. The smelling gourd , which should be ...
... fuch 1. See his first note on Milton's Paradife loft . However to do the Dr. juftice , there are fome errors which he has undoubtedly mended , of which two are moft remarkable . B. VII , 321. The smelling gourd , which should be ...
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John Upton. 1 2 N Critical Obfervations Book I. fuch an esteem for our poet , that which of the " two words is the better , that I fay was dictated bear his share , as well as the transcriber : and though the context is a facred thing ...
John Upton. 1 2 N Critical Obfervations Book I. fuch an esteem for our poet , that which of the " two words is the better , that I fay was dictated bear his share , as well as the transcriber : and though the context is a facred thing ...
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... fuch a name as Shakespeare's , would gladly fhelter their own idleness and ignorance . 2 divino quodam fpiritu inflari . De Nat . Deor . II . 66. Nemo igitur vir magnus fine aliquo afflatu divino unquam fuit . In " Plato's Io , there is ...
... fuch a name as Shakespeare's , would gladly fhelter their own idleness and ignorance . 2 divino quodam fpiritu inflari . De Nat . Deor . II . 66. Nemo igitur vir magnus fine aliquo afflatu divino unquam fuit . In " Plato's Io , there is ...
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... fuch wrong notions of refine- ment , that bishop Burnet was led into no lefs . mistakes 1. Characteristicks . vol . I. Advice to an author . p . 275 . 2. Burnet's history of his own times , vol . I. p . 163 . Mr. Richardfon tells us ...
... fuch wrong notions of refine- ment , that bishop Burnet was led into no lefs . mistakes 1. Characteristicks . vol . I. Advice to an author . p . 275 . 2. Burnet's history of his own times , vol . I. p . 163 . Mr. Richardfon tells us ...
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... fuch delicious fare , IX , 1027. The whole paffage feems an imitation of Hom . II . y . 441. II . . 514. The word play , is ufed in the fame fenfe as the Latins ufe Ludere , and the Greeks Παίζειν . Fis anus , et tamen Vis formofa ...
... fuch delicious fare , IX , 1027. The whole paffage feems an imitation of Hom . II . y . 441. II . . 514. The word play , is ufed in the fame fenfe as the Latins ufe Ludere , and the Greeks Παίζειν . Fis anus , et tamen Vis formofa ...
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