Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volume 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... Italy , but into almost every part of the then known world , -we find ftill greater caufe for aftonishment , But when we reflect upon the form of their government ; the happy changes introduced into it from time to time ; their original ...
... Italy , but into almost every part of the then known world , -we find ftill greater caufe for aftonishment , But when we reflect upon the form of their government ; the happy changes introduced into it from time to time ; their original ...
Pagina 56
... Italian poet , however , in his exemplifications , is not chargeable with the fault justly imputed by the Rambler to thofe of Pope . Our Critic remarks on the following lines , Now they who reach Parnaffus ' lofty crown , Employ their ...
... Italian poet , however , in his exemplifications , is not chargeable with the fault justly imputed by the Rambler to thofe of Pope . Our Critic remarks on the following lines , Now they who reach Parnaffus ' lofty crown , Employ their ...
Pagina 63
... Italy , as Boileau * did into France ; Garth + imitated him in England , and Pope furpaffed them all . ‡ The Critic's account of the Secchia rapita , and of the Lu- trin , is very entertaining ; but we cannot help thinking , that he has ...
... Italy , as Boileau * did into France ; Garth + imitated him in England , and Pope furpaffed them all . ‡ The Critic's account of the Secchia rapita , and of the Lu- trin , is very entertaining ; but we cannot help thinking , that he has ...
Pagina 67
... Italy . What can be more poetical than his description of the Italian rivers , and especially of the Po ? Fir'd with a thoufand raptures I furvey Eridanus through flowery meadows ftray , The King of Floods ! that rolling o'er the plains ...
... Italy . What can be more poetical than his description of the Italian rivers , and especially of the Po ? Fir'd with a thoufand raptures I furvey Eridanus through flowery meadows ftray , The King of Floods ! that rolling o'er the plains ...
Pagina 130
... Italy are ftill in poffeffion of fome of these fupplemental expreffions ; and therefore refolved , for the bene- fit of their rhiming countrymen , by ringing changes on the fame thought , to improve upon the Greeks and Italians . Accord ...
... Italy are ftill in poffeffion of fome of these fupplemental expreffions ; and therefore refolved , for the bene- fit of their rhiming countrymen , by ringing changes on the fame thought , to improve upon the Greeks and Italians . Accord ...
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