Miscellanea Virgiliana: In Scriptis Maxime Eruditorum Virorum Varie Dispersa, in Unum Fasciculum CollectaW.P. Grant, 1825 - 308 pagine |
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Pagina iii
... poets , in particular , into a very great share of friendship and intimacy with him . Virgil was one of the foremost in this list ; who at his first setting out grew1 soon NOTES . 1 Phyllidis hic idem tenerosque Ama- ryllidis ignes ...
... poets , in particular , into a very great share of friendship and intimacy with him . Virgil was one of the foremost in this list ; who at his first setting out grew1 soon NOTES . 1 Phyllidis hic idem tenerosque Ama- ryllidis ignes ...
Pagina iv
... poem that ever was wrote in the Roman language , in his rules of agriculture ( so beautiful , that some of the antients seem to accuse Virgil of having studied beauty too much in that piece ) : and last of all undertook a political poem ...
... poem that ever was wrote in the Roman language , in his rules of agriculture ( so beautiful , that some of the antients seem to accuse Virgil of having studied beauty too much in that piece ) : and last of all undertook a political poem ...
Pagina v
... poem ; where every thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his ...
... poem ; where every thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his ...
Pagina x
... poem that ever was wrote in the Roman language , in his rules of agriculture ( so beautiful , that some of the antients seem to accuse Virgil of having studied beauty too much in that piece ) : and last of all undertook a political poem ...
... poem that ever was wrote in the Roman language , in his rules of agriculture ( so beautiful , that some of the antients seem to accuse Virgil of having studied beauty too much in that piece ) : and last of all undertook a political poem ...
Pagina xi
... poem ; thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 every What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ...
... poem ; thing that is said ought to be of the greatest weight . 66 66 every What he proposes is , " to sing the great hero who came from Troy , by " the order of Heaven , to settle in Italy ; the difficulties he underwent " in his voyage ...
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