The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... HOMER . Homer had fuch a comprehenfive genius , fuch a fertile fancy , and was fo well acquainted with perfons and things , and especially with the paffions and humours of mankind , that the antients effeemed him as the great High ...
... HOMER . Homer had fuch a comprehenfive genius , fuch a fertile fancy , and was fo well acquainted with perfons and things , and especially with the paffions and humours of mankind , that the antients effeemed him as the great High ...
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... Homer , which are seen in almoft every page of this noble work , it gives us the fame pain to make any reflections ... Homer may fay , and fay perhaps wich truth and reason , that this poem is what he originally intended it : if so ...
... Homer , which are seen in almoft every page of this noble work , it gives us the fame pain to make any reflections ... Homer may fay , and fay perhaps wich truth and reason , that this poem is what he originally intended it : if so ...
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... Homer were in Greece , owing in a great measure we may suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the ...
... Homer were in Greece , owing in a great measure we may suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it was of greater confequence , and more noble in the European powers to refcue the ...
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