The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... translation of Perfius is much more accurate than that of Dryden ; and is a useful comment on this obfcure fatirist . If any other more familiar interpretation fhould be defired , the young ftudent may confult a tranflation , in English ...
... translation of Perfius is much more accurate than that of Dryden ; and is a useful comment on this obfcure fatirist . If any other more familiar interpretation fhould be defired , the young ftudent may confult a tranflation , in English ...
Page 372
... translation of many Greek authors , and the introduction of feveral branches of fcience into Europe , by learned Ara- bians ; the taking of Conftantinople by the Turks , in 1453 , which obliged many learned Greeks to fly for protection ...
... translation of many Greek authors , and the introduction of feveral branches of fcience into Europe , by learned Ara- bians ; the taking of Conftantinople by the Turks , in 1453 , which obliged many learned Greeks to fly for protection ...
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... translation of the Gerufalemme Liberata of Taffo , far fuperior to any translations of that ad- mirable poem in other languages ; fome Italians of taste and judgment have efteemed it not much inferior to the original performance . " I ...
... translation of the Gerufalemme Liberata of Taffo , far fuperior to any translations of that ad- mirable poem in other languages ; fome Italians of taste and judgment have efteemed it not much inferior to the original performance . " I ...
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