The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Achilles , the moit va- liant of all the confederates ; upon which this prince breaks the anion , withdraws from the army , and obsti- nately refuses to fight for the common caufe ; whereupon there are contentions among the troops , who ...
... Achilles , the moit va- liant of all the confederates ; upon which this prince breaks the anion , withdraws from the army , and obsti- nately refuses to fight for the common caufe ; whereupon there are contentions among the troops , who ...
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... Achilles , the prin- cipal hero of the poem , which , though fuitable to the poet's defign , and aptly enough contriv'd to reprefent the il confequences attending diffentions amongst powers leagued together in war ; is yet fo far from ...
... Achilles , the prin- cipal hero of the poem , which , though fuitable to the poet's defign , and aptly enough contriv'd to reprefent the il confequences attending diffentions amongst powers leagued together in war ; is yet fo far from ...
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... Achilles , and is by Mercury , who met him on the road , led through the Grecian camp undiscovered . Mercury had closed the eyes of the guards and attendants of Achilles , that Priam might país with fafety ; and therefore , Unfeen by ...
... Achilles , and is by Mercury , who met him on the road , led through the Grecian camp undiscovered . Mercury had closed the eyes of the guards and attendants of Achilles , that Priam might país with fafety ; and therefore , Unfeen by ...
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