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Samuel Johnson. ROWE'S LUC A N. VOLUME I. THE FOUR FIRST BOO K S. a 2 IA LUCAN'S PHARSALIA . TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE By NICHOLAS.
Samuel Johnson. ROWE'S LUC A N. VOLUME I. THE FOUR FIRST BOO K S. a 2 IA LUCAN'S PHARSALIA . TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE By NICHOLAS.
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... Mr. Rowe . All the accounts we have handed down to us of the first , are but very lame , and fcattered in frag- ments of ancient authors . I am of opinion , that one B 3 reafon reason why his life is not to be found at [ ] ...
... Mr. Rowe . All the accounts we have handed down to us of the first , are but very lame , and fcattered in frag- ments of ancient authors . I am of opinion , that one B 3 reafon reason why his life is not to be found at [ ] ...
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... the high efteem paid to him by the ancients , as a poet . : He was hardly eight months old when he was brought from his native country to Rome , that he might 1 might take the first impression of the Latin tongue in 6 PREFACE TO.
... the high efteem paid to him by the ancients , as a poet . : He was hardly eight months old when he was brought from his native country to Rome , that he might 1 might take the first impression of the Latin tongue in 6 PREFACE TO.
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Samuel Johnson. might take the first impression of the Latin tongue in the city where it was fpoke in the greatest purity . I wonder then to find fome critics detract from his language , as if it took a tincture from the place of his ...
Samuel Johnson. might take the first impression of the Latin tongue in the city where it was fpoke in the greatest purity . I wonder then to find fome critics detract from his language , as if it took a tincture from the place of his ...
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