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When fir Henry Wootton , in 1637 , had received from Milton the compliment of a
present of COMUS , at first separately printed by the care of Henry Lawes , he
returned a panegyric on the performance , in which real approbation undoubtedly
...
When fir Henry Wootton , in 1637 , had received from Milton the compliment of a
present of COMUS , at first separately printed by the care of Henry Lawes , he
returned a panegyric on the performance , in which real approbation undoubtedly
...
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And among these extracts is Milton's ODE ON THE NATIVITY , faid by Sancroft to
be selected from “ the first page of John Milton's poems . ” Also our author's
version of the fifty - third Psalm , noted by the transcriber , I suppose as an
example of ...
And among these extracts is Milton's ODE ON THE NATIVITY , faid by Sancroft to
be selected from “ the first page of John Milton's poems . ” Also our author's
version of the fifty - third Psalm , noted by the transcriber , I suppose as an
example of ...
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Our author is said to be the first Englishman , who after the restoration of letters
wrote Latin verses with classic elegance . But we must at least except some of the
hendecasyllables and epigrams of Leland , one of our first literary reformers ...
Our author is said to be the first Englishman , who after the restoration of letters
wrote Latin verses with classic elegance . But we must at least except some of the
hendecasyllables and epigrams of Leland , one of our first literary reformers ...
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Dr. Johnson prefers ' the Latin poetry of May and Cowley to that of Milton , and
thinks May to be the first of the three . May is certainly a sonorous dactylist , and
was sufficiently accomplished in poetical declamation for the continuation of ...
Dr. Johnson prefers ' the Latin poetry of May and Cowley to that of Milton , and
thinks May to be the first of the three . May is certainly a sonorous dactylist , and
was sufficiently accomplished in poetical declamation for the continuation of ...
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1 • This poem first appeared in a Cambridge Collection of verses on the Death of
Mr. Edward King , fellow of Christ's College , printed at Cambridge in a thin
quarto , 1638. It consists of three Greek , nineteen Latin , and thirteen English
poems .
1 • This poem first appeared in a Cambridge Collection of verses on the Death of
Mr. Edward King , fellow of Christ's College , printed at Cambridge in a thin
quarto , 1638. It consists of three Greek , nineteen Latin , and thirteen English
poems .
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| Заглавие | Poems Upon Several Occasions: English, Italian, and Latin |
| Автор | John Milton |
| Редактор | Thomas Warton |
| Преведена от | Thomas Warton |
| Илюстрации от | Thomas Warton |
| Издател | J. Dodsley, 1785 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 20 юли 2006 |
| Брой страници | 620 страници |
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