Virgil. د of the event . So that this was not a derifory Com- mendation as Servius and La Cerda interpretit , nor obtrective , as Taubman ; but malicious , and therefore ultra placitum , understand here to mean Deorum . 1 A fweet Herb ...
... Maro. that the affected purity of the French , has unfinew'd their Heroick Verse . The Language of an Epick Poem is ... د There is another thing in which I have prefum'd to deviate from him and Spencer . They both make He- myfticks ...
... Maro has devised for himself his fall of the Ilian city . " 1 The case for ... Virgil's debt to Pisander , but , for the time , disregards it as too ... د the words of North.1 When the soldiers found Cleopatra dead. 1 Sat. v . 2 ...
... Vergilius Maro. د . " This scornful dame no more our suit will own , " Accepts a Phrygian , and divides her throne ; " And he , this Paris , to whose train belong , " Weak and effeminate , a pamper'd throng , " Whose Lydian head - gear ...
Virgil József Benedek Póka-Teleki Kondé. Olvasván ezt a ' remek fordittást , ' s annak Elöljáró Beszédjében azt az igéretet - is , hogy nem sokára Virgi- د Posonyban 1789. Toldalék , mellyben a ' ma gyar Virgiliusnak Szerzője a Kassai ...
Publius Vergilius Maro. Muneribus ; tibi pampineo gravidus autumno Floret ager , fpumat plenis vindemia labris . Huc ... father Lenaeus ; and take off thy bufkins , and stain thy naked legs with me in new must . 14 nos , jacere ...
> ) : CONTENTS . 1121 E5 د د The Personages , & c . , in this History د Bibliography ... ... .. ... ... ... ... .. PAGE ix - xi xii INTRODUCTION The history of reynart the foxe ... ... ... ... ... ... ... xiii - xvi I The Table ...