The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 47
... given them a place within the bounds of this Paper . Befides that , I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the End of my Lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated Poetry . I fhall refer my Reader thither for fome of the Mafter ...
... given them a place within the bounds of this Paper . Befides that , I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the End of my Lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated Poetry . I fhall refer my Reader thither for fome of the Mafter ...
Page 118
... given of- fence to feveral Criticks , may be accounted for the fame way . Virgil himself , before he begins that Relation , pre- mifes , that what he was going to tell appeared incredible , but that it was juftified by Tradition . What ...
... given of- fence to feveral Criticks , may be accounted for the fame way . Virgil himself , before he begins that Relation , pre- mifes , that what he was going to tell appeared incredible , but that it was juftified by Tradition . What ...
Page 143
... given unto them over the fourth Part of the Earth , to kill with Sword , and with Hunger , and with Sickness , and with the Beasts of the Earth . Under this firft Head of Celestial Perfons we muft likewife take notice of the Command ...
... given unto them over the fourth Part of the Earth , to kill with Sword , and with Hunger , and with Sickness , and with the Beasts of the Earth . Under this firft Head of Celestial Perfons we muft likewife take notice of the Command ...
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