The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 88
... Ovid , of Fame in Virgil , and of Sin and Death in Milton . We find a whole Creation of the like fhadowy Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Representations of this Kind . I have difcourfed of thefe emblematical Perfons ...
... Ovid , of Fame in Virgil , and of Sin and Death in Milton . We find a whole Creation of the like fhadowy Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Representations of this Kind . I have difcourfed of thefe emblematical Perfons ...
Strana 96
... Ovid in Imagining what is New . Our ern Countryman Milton very perfect in all three refpects . PAPER VIII . WHY any thing that is unpleasant to behold , pleases the Imagination when well defcribed . Why the Imagi- nation receives a more ...
... Ovid in Imagining what is New . Our ern Countryman Milton very perfect in all three refpects . PAPER VIII . WHY any thing that is unpleasant to behold , pleases the Imagination when well defcribed . Why the Imagi- nation receives a more ...
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... Ovid , in what he excels , N. 417. His Description of the Palace of Fame , 439 . PA P. Amphlets , Defamatory , deteftable , N. 451 . Pantheon at Rome , how it ftrikes the Imagination at the first Entrance , N. 415 . Paradife of Fools ...
... Ovid , in what he excels , N. 417. His Description of the Palace of Fame , 439 . PA P. Amphlets , Defamatory , deteftable , N. 451 . Pantheon at Rome , how it ftrikes the Imagination at the first Entrance , N. 415 . Paradife of Fools ...
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