Miscellaneous Works: In Verse and Prose, Volúmenes2-3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... fubject of Medals . He was one that endeavoured rather to be agreeable than fhining in converfation , for which reafon he was more beloved in of Ancient Medals . 11 of Medals, defcanting upon the value, rarity and ...
... fubject of Medals . He was one that endeavoured rather to be agreeable than fhining in converfation , for which reafon he was more beloved in of Ancient Medals . 11 of Medals, defcanting upon the value, rarity and ...
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... fubject , that I dare promife you will be very agreeable to Cynthio , who is fo profeffed an ad- mirer of the ancient poets . I muft only warn you , that you do not charge your Coins with more uses than they can bear . It is generally ...
... fubject , that I dare promife you will be very agreeable to Cynthio , who is fo profeffed an ad- mirer of the ancient poets . I muft only warn you , that you do not charge your Coins with more uses than they can bear . It is generally ...
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... fubject , of an author's finding out imaginary beauties in his own art . I have obfer- Voffius de ved , fays he , ( fpeaking of the natural viribus propenfion that all men have to num- Rythmi . bers and harmony ) that my barber has ...
... fubject , of an author's finding out imaginary beauties in his own art . I have obfer- Voffius de ved , fays he , ( fpeaking of the natural viribus propenfion that all men have to num- Rythmi . bers and harmony ) that my barber has ...
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... fubject , that the Poets may contribute to the explication of fuch reverfes as are purely emblematical , or when the perfons are of that fhadowy allegorical nature you have before men- tioned , but I fuppofe there are many other re ...
... fubject , that the Poets may contribute to the explication of fuch reverfes as are purely emblematical , or when the perfons are of that fhadowy allegorical nature you have before men- tioned , but I fuppofe there are many other re ...
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... fubject , the Medal and the Poem being nothing else but occafional compli- ments to the Emperor Nay , I queftion not but you may fometimes find certain paffages among . the Poets that relate to the particular device of a ' Medal . I ...
... fubject , the Medal and the Poem being nothing else but occafional compli- ments to the Emperor Nay , I queftion not but you may fometimes find certain paffages among . the Poets that relate to the particular device of a ' Medal . I ...
Términos y frases comunes
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