Paradise Regain'd: A Poem in Four Books ; to which is Added Samson Agonistes ; And, Poems Upon Several Occasions, Volume 1 |
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... edition of the Paradife Regain'd and other poems , firft to ex- hibit the true and genuin text according to Milton's own editions , and then to illuftrate it with notes cri- tical and explanatory of various authors . Of the Pa- radise ...
... edition of the Paradife Regain'd and other poems , firft to ex- hibit the true and genuin text according to Milton's own editions , and then to illuftrate it with notes cri- tical and explanatory of various authors . Of the Pa- radise ...
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... edition , as they bear a nearer relation to the author's poetical works . The notes , as upon the Paradife Loft , fo likewise upon the Paradife Regain'd and other poems , are of various authors and of various kinds : but thefe , ex ...
... edition , as they bear a nearer relation to the author's poetical works . The notes , as upon the Paradife Loft , fo likewise upon the Paradife Regain'd and other poems , are of various authors and of various kinds : but thefe , ex ...
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... edition of Spen- fer's works , or at least with his equally learned equally elegant obfervations upon them . I would not be un- derstood by this to difparage in the leaft Mr. Upton's intended edition , or Mr. Sympfon's , whoismy friend ...
... edition of Spen- fer's works , or at least with his equally learned equally elegant obfervations upon them . I would not be un- derstood by this to difparage in the leaft Mr. Upton's intended edition , or Mr. Sympfon's , whoismy friend ...
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... edition of which was printed in 1748 ; and he likewise transmitted to me a fheet of his manufcript remarks , wherein he hath happily explained a most difficult paffage in Ly- cidas better than any man had done before him . The reverend ...
... edition of which was printed in 1748 ; and he likewise transmitted to me a fheet of his manufcript remarks , wherein he hath happily explained a most difficult paffage in Ly- cidas better than any man had done before him . The reverend ...
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... editions in 1645 and 1673 ; and as they can be read only by the learned , there is the lefs occafion for any notes and obfervations upon them , Some few are added , which were thought no more than neceffary .---- But it is time to have ...
... editions in 1645 and 1673 ; and as they can be read only by the learned , there is the lefs occafion for any notes and obfervations upon them , Some few are added , which were thought no more than neceffary .---- But it is time to have ...
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