The Dunciad III (1729). |
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... translated into other Languages by Perfons of great Learn- ing and Distinction ; we are now likewife told , by Will . Cleland , that a Scor's General , a Ger man Secretary , an Italian Abbe , an Envoy - Ex- traordinary , from a petit ...
... translated into other Languages by Perfons of great Learn- ing and Distinction ; we are now likewife told , by Will . Cleland , that a Scor's General , a Ger man Secretary , an Italian Abbe , an Envoy - Ex- traordinary , from a petit ...
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... Translator be avoided . And we now be- hold Virgil in a much jufter Light from the Pens of the Earl of Lauderdale , Mr. Benfon , and Mr. Pitt . Scriblerus is very merry , p . 11. Who , because the Law requires two Witneffes , viva voce ...
... Translator be avoided . And we now be- hold Virgil in a much jufter Light from the Pens of the Earl of Lauderdale , Mr. Benfon , and Mr. Pitt . Scriblerus is very merry , p . 11. Who , because the Law requires two Witneffes , viva voce ...
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... Translation the least Shadow of those great Qualities which either are , or are pretended to be , in Homer . And yet P. at the fame Time that he is ex- tolling him to the Skies , gives infallible Signs C 3 that that he does not know him ...
... Translation the least Shadow of those great Qualities which either are , or are pretended to be , in Homer . And yet P. at the fame Time that he is ex- tolling him to the Skies , gives infallible Signs C 3 that that he does not know him ...
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