The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... translation with notice ; to whofe remarks , notwithstanding , in imi- tation of his venerable author , he will pay the highest and most unequivocal fpecies of respect , by turning them to improvement . " The difficulty occafioned by ...
... translation with notice ; to whofe remarks , notwithstanding , in imi- tation of his venerable author , he will pay the highest and most unequivocal fpecies of respect , by turning them to improvement . " The difficulty occafioned by ...
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... translation on the opposite pages . The luftrations , & c . in which are collected from all the ma- nufcripts before enumerated , the various traditions and anecdotes of Each king's reign ; collated with thofe preferved in the 96 ...
... translation on the opposite pages . The luftrations , & c . in which are collected from all the ma- nufcripts before enumerated , the various traditions and anecdotes of Each king's reign ; collated with thofe preferved in the 96 ...
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... translation is the beft with which he is acquainted in any language . And thus Creech , who , though a good claffic , is lefs efteemed as a poet than as a mere verfifier of claffic authors , is by this writer exalted above one of the ...
... translation is the beft with which he is acquainted in any language . And thus Creech , who , though a good claffic , is lefs efteemed as a poet than as a mere verfifier of claffic authors , is by this writer exalted above one of the ...
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