The Iliad, tr. by mr. Pope. [With notes partly by W. Broome. Preceded by] An essay on ... Homer [by T. Parnell].1756 |
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... of it in Suidas . " The Poet Linus ( say they ) was born of Apollo , and " Theöfe the Daughter of Neptune . Pieras of Linus : Ο Αγών Ὁμήρω καὶ Ἡσιόδου " Oeagras 86 86 " Oeagrus of King Pierus and the Nymph An ESSAY on HOMER . 5.
... of it in Suidas . " The Poet Linus ( say they ) was born of Apollo , and " Theöfe the Daughter of Neptune . Pieras of Linus : Ο Αγών Ὁμήρω καὶ Ἡσιόδου " Oeagras 86 86 " Oeagrus of King Pierus and the Nymph An ESSAY on HOMER . 5.
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... says ) having according to tradition written the war of Troy , the other the return of the Grecian captain . But thefe are only two names of friends , which he is pleased to honour with eternity in his poem , or two different pictures ...
... says ) having according to tradition written the war of Troy , the other the return of the Grecian captain . But thefe are only two names of friends , which he is pleased to honour with eternity in his poem , or two different pictures ...
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... says he was born in Ithaca . There are cuftcms of Æolia and Egypt cited from his works , to make out by turns and with the fame probability , that he belonged to each of them . There was a school fhewed for his at Colo- phon , and a ...
... says he was born in Ithaca . There are cuftcms of Æolia and Egypt cited from his works , to make out by turns and with the fame probability , that he belonged to each of them . There was a school fhewed for his at Colo- phon , and a ...
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... say a candid , judicious Critick in the fame manner as they call the contrary a Zoilus , from that Zoilus who about this time wrote an envious criticism against Homer . And now we mention these two to- gether , I fancy it will be no ...
... say a candid , judicious Critick in the fame manner as they call the contrary a Zoilus , from that Zoilus who about this time wrote an envious criticism against Homer . And now we mention these two to- gether , I fancy it will be no ...
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... Say firft what cause Mov'd our grand parents , & c . And just after , Who first feduc'd them to that foul revolt ? Befides that I think the propofition concludes more nobly with the fen ence , Such was the will of Jove . But the latter ...
... Say firft what cause Mov'd our grand parents , & c . And just after , Who first feduc'd them to that foul revolt ? Befides that I think the propofition concludes more nobly with the fen ence , Such was the will of Jove . But the latter ...
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