The Satires of Juvenal and Persius, from the Texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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Young , too , published his “ Resignation ” on the other side of fourscore : yet there is no “ proof of decaying faculties . There is Young in every stanza , such as he often was in his highest vigour . ” Johnson's Lives of the Poets ...
Young , too , published his “ Resignation ” on the other side of fourscore : yet there is no “ proof of decaying faculties . There is Young in every stanza , such as he often was in his highest vigour . ” Johnson's Lives of the Poets ...
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... his library ( consisting of 700 books ) , a considerable quantity of plate , and a handsome legacy in money , to this learned and excellent man ' , who generously relinquished the latter to the relatives of the deceased poet .
... his library ( consisting of 700 books ) , a considerable quantity of plate , and a handsome legacy in money , to this learned and excellent man ' , who generously relinquished the latter to the relatives of the deceased poet .
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... an ardent and impetuous poet , at times he rises with his theme to the noblest heights of tragedy : though in the mere mechanical part of poetry , in the construction of his sentences and verses , he is generally careless . careless ...
... an ardent and impetuous poet , at times he rises with his theme to the noblest heights of tragedy : though in the mere mechanical part of poetry , in the construction of his sentences and verses , he is generally careless . careless ...
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Schwartz , Christian Theophilus , Lesser Latin Poets , & c . 1780 Pliny Panegyric ; 1735 WEI . Weichert , Jonathan Augustus , T. * Turnebe , Adrian , Val . Flaccus , 1818 Adversaria , 1555 WIE . Wieland , Cph , Mt. TA .
Schwartz , Christian Theophilus , Lesser Latin Poets , & c . 1780 Pliny Panegyric ; 1735 WEI . Weichert , Jonathan Augustus , T. * Turnebe , Adrian , Val . Flaccus , 1818 Adversaria , 1555 WIE . Wieland , Cph , Mt. TA .
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He breaks silence with an impassioned complaint of the clamorous importunity of bad poets , and with the humorous resolution of paying them off in their own coin by turning writer himself , 1 sqq . After ridiculing the frivolous taste ...
He breaks silence with an impassioned complaint of the clamorous importunity of bad poets , and with the humorous resolution of paying them off in their own coin by turning writer himself , 1 sqq . After ridiculing the frivolous taste ...
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| Заглавие | The Satires of Juvenal and Persius, from the Texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
| Автор | Juvenal |
| Редактори | George Alexander Ruperti, Johann Kaspar von Orelli, Charles William Stocker |
| Съставена от | Charles William Stocker |
| Издание | 2 |
| Издател | Longman, Orme, 1839 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 10 авг. 2007 |
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