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... fubje&, I look'upon to be the fineft that ever was written in any language ; and Mr Handels compofition has done juftice to the poetry. But the moft proper ufe that can made of mufick, is in folemn ads of pietv and devotion j as it has a natural tendency to ...
... regards no- V WL - 111. thing in Homer but his moral fentences, nor Virgil but his geography. Indeed he hath fmall relifli for poetry, but, if once feized with itch of verifying, becomes the moft forlorn creature on this fide the grave.— As the temper of the ...
... d. Reflections upon what the 'vulgar commonly call Good Luck, and 111 Luck, with regard to lotteries. s. Trapfs leßures on poetry, tranflatedfrom the Latin, with additional notes. 12° s. 6 d. Pamela; ou, La vertue recompenfee. Traduit de Anqlois. En deux ...
... INDEX to the Poetry, 1741. ...
... Gods 144 ~ turned hermit Appeal of Madam la T—. Clavis Homerica 48 Dictionary of decifions 232, (144 Virgiliana 572 Art of Poetry ib. Claudian's hift. of Rufinus Diflertation on chronology Articles againft Oxford 1 9 7 ...
... ed text of fcripture, and fet it to 1 ' for your diverfion when you praft l your viol. 1 [ See this among the rejl of the Poetry der the title of, The conquelt of the fions, 328. below.] on the Remai ks on the Lords r oteJi tuhen the late Indemnification ...
... &c. —Poor poetry! the little that's left thee, longs to crofs the feas. This Mr Pope fays of the Non-juro 1 > thus Mr Cibber chiefly anfwers: ' Well then! upon the great of this enormous play, The Nonjuror, Mr Pope laments the decay of poetry '■> the ...
... Gentleman on the late indemnifying bill. 6d. Some obfervations the indemnifying bill. 6d. Horace's fat ires, epi/lles, and art of poetry. Tranflated into Engli/h profe. By Mr Watfon. Vol.z, and lajl. 6d. A new edition of Mr boyer s i'' ol Slionary, corrected ...
... How much bad Britifh poetry to fear, Till ?was retries'd by Colley's kindly care! greater good from Cibber could hope. y ave us Homer by his f awing Pope ? n °w know to whom you are obli- f ? pifture you have, no doubt, leen, recommend to you to hang ...
... members had fome of thefe provinces allotted him, viz. Hiftory, facred and profane} Oratory, ancient and modern; Antiquities, Poetry, Logic, Natural Hiftory, Anatomy, &c. All who enjoy thefe ilations, have beftirred themfelves with laudable induftry, fo that ...
... INDEX to the Poetry, 1742. ADdrefs to SirW— Anacreon's ode 4. tranfla- Argyle, to 116 G n 277 ted 168 Ballads 166. 360. Anacreon's odes 21.&45, Anfwer to a que* Balhful lover 329 paraphrafed 63 ft ion Betrayer his country, tlzabelh Haftings Coke's reports ...
... and the nurfe. A new 6d. ' u Bickerftajfs unburied dead\ a mora ma. Ij. 1 I Templum libertatis. lib. 2. s i $ Vida's art of poetry. Tranfatc Englijh. By Pitt. 3s. Court and country ; or, The e A new ballad opera. Is. . The emulation of the infefts i or ...