The Satyrs of Decimus Juvenalis: And of Aulus Persius FlaccusJ. Tonson, 1726 - 296 sidor |
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... Persons . For if this be granted me , which is a moft probable Suppofition , ' tis easy to infer , that the firft Light which was given to the Roman Theatrical Satyr , was from the Plays of Livius Andronicus . Which will be more mani ...
... Persons . For if this be granted me , which is a moft probable Suppofition , ' tis easy to infer , that the firft Light which was given to the Roman Theatrical Satyr , was from the Plays of Livius Andronicus . Which will be more mani ...
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... Persons were | Rutilus ) apply'd himself to compell'd , by the Tyranny of that wretched State . Nero , to practise ... Person , who either voluntarily , or forced by his own Extrava- gance , for a Livelihood ( like 4 Viz . Reduced to ...
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