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... Latin , and all carrying warm affection and respect . In the poem Milton seems to say , with grateful remembrance , that it was Young who introduced him to Latin poetry . From this piece and especially from the later Latin poem To His ...
... Latin , and all carrying warm affection and respect . In the poem Milton seems to say , with grateful remembrance , that it was Young who introduced him to Latin poetry . From this piece and especially from the later Latin poem To His ...
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A Sketch of His Life and Writings Douglas Bush. Latin Prose and Verse Befoe wn Cridge to are wain and English poems of EFORE WE COME to the Latin and English poems of academic speeches or prolusions , which , if not always on topics that ...
A Sketch of His Life and Writings Douglas Bush. Latin Prose and Verse Befoe wn Cridge to are wain and English poems of EFORE WE COME to the Latin and English poems of academic speeches or prolusions , which , if not always on topics that ...
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... Latin , one - third in English . Thus it was in Latin that he learned the elements of his craft , and his best poems of these and later years place him in the front ranks of Neo - Latinists . From the fourteenth through the earlier ...
... Latin , one - third in English . Thus it was in Latin that he learned the elements of his craft , and his best poems of these and later years place him in the front ranks of Neo - Latinists . From the fourteenth through the earlier ...
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
16081632 | 17 |
St Pauls School and Cambridge | 18 |
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