The Classical Journal, 第 26 巻A. J. Valpay., 1822 |
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... perhaps no Latin poet , of whom it would be more difficult to give a translation at once faithful to the original , and acceptable to the English reader , than Persius . Even in his own language , it must be confessed , he is not the ...
... perhaps no Latin poet , of whom it would be more difficult to give a translation at once faithful to the original , and acceptable to the English reader , than Persius . Even in his own language , it must be confessed , he is not the ...
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... perhaps the most pleasing feature of his writings , the views which they occasionally afford us of his own personal disposition , of his warmth of heart , and sincerity of attachment . Of the present translator's qualifications for his ...
... perhaps the most pleasing feature of his writings , the views which they occasionally afford us of his own personal disposition , of his warmth of heart , and sincerity of attachment . Of the present translator's qualifications for his ...
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... perhaps the ad- dress to Cornutus in the fifth . Dryden is well characterised in the above extract . What we have observed of Dryden's Æneid on a former occasion , may be applied with greater or less jus- tice to all his translations ...
... perhaps the ad- dress to Cornutus in the fifth . Dryden is well characterised in the above extract . What we have observed of Dryden's Æneid on a former occasion , may be applied with greater or less jus- tice to all his translations ...
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... perhaps , is the fragment in the text -ærumnis cor luctificabile fulta — which , to say the truth , has a suspicious appearance , and is , not improbably , somewhat unfairly quoted by our poet . The metaphor , which is so forced and ...
... perhaps , is the fragment in the text -ærumnis cor luctificabile fulta — which , to say the truth , has a suspicious appearance , and is , not improbably , somewhat unfairly quoted by our poet . The metaphor , which is so forced and ...
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... perhaps ; and boasts its ends ; But you , ye pontiffs , ( for ye know ) declare , ' What gold avails in sacrifice and prayer ? ' No more , alas ! than the poor puppets laid , On Venus ' altar , by the riper maid , ( The playthings of ...
... perhaps ; and boasts its ends ; But you , ye pontiffs , ( for ye know ) declare , ' What gold avails in sacrifice and prayer ? ' No more , alas ! than the poor puppets laid , On Venus ' altar , by the riper maid , ( The playthings of ...
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