The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.]., Volume 4J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 15
... described in the Numbers of these Verfes ; As in the four first it is heaved up by se- veral Spondees intermixed with proper Breathing - places , and at last trundles down in a continual Line of Dactyls . Καὶ μιὼ Σίσυφον εἰσεῖδον ...
... described in the Numbers of these Verfes ; As in the four first it is heaved up by se- veral Spondees intermixed with proper Breathing - places , and at last trundles down in a continual Line of Dactyls . Καὶ μιὼ Σίσυφον εἰσεῖδον ...
Page 241
... described as presiding over it . THE Part of Molech is likewise in all its Circum- stances full of that Fire and Fury which diftinguish this Spirit from the rest of the fallen Angels . He is defcribed in the first Book as besmeared with ...
... described as presiding over it . THE Part of Molech is likewise in all its Circum- stances full of that Fire and Fury which diftinguish this Spirit from the rest of the fallen Angels . He is defcribed in the first Book as besmeared with ...
Page 270
... described to have cast his Eye , are represented in the most beautiful and lively Manner . Now had the Almighty Father from above , ( From the pure Empyrean where be fits High thron'd above all height ) bent down his Eye , His own Works ...
... described to have cast his Eye , are represented in the most beautiful and lively Manner . Now had the Almighty Father from above , ( From the pure Empyrean where be fits High thron'd above all height ) bent down his Eye , His own Works ...
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