The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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... Latin elegy of much beauty and poetic merit . But , at whatever period Young retired to the continent or resigned ... Latin epitaph from his pen , which bears testimony to the uncommon purity of his Latin composition . Having exposed ...
... Latin elegy of much beauty and poetic merit . But , at whatever period Young retired to the continent or resigned ... Latin epitaph from his pen , which bears testimony to the uncommon purity of his Latin composition . Having exposed ...
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... Latin verse with many of these violations of quantity , and the accusation is repeated , as I shall re- mark in the proper place , by N. Heinsius . Though Milton's Latin metre be not proof against rigorous inquisition , yet are its ...
... Latin verse with many of these violations of quantity , and the accusation is repeated , as I shall re- mark in the proper place , by N. Heinsius . Though Milton's Latin metre be not proof against rigorous inquisition , yet are its ...
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... Latin author at sight . " Aubrey , who relates the cir- cumstance , ought to have been more specific in his account . If he means by " a Latin author , " any Latin author , the fact is certainly extraordi- nary , and reputable in nearly ...
... Latin author at sight . " Aubrey , who relates the cir- cumstance , ought to have been more specific in his account . If he means by " a Latin author , " any Latin author , the fact is certainly extraordi- nary , and reputable in nearly ...
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