The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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As we have none of the Greek Comcdics Extent , buit those of Aristophanes , who
was Master of the old Comedy , except what we have in Terrence , who is said to
have translated two of Menarder's into one of his ; so that we cannot make a ...
As we have none of the Greek Comcdics Extent , buit those of Aristophanes , who
was Master of the old Comedy , except what we have in Terrence , who is said to
have translated two of Menarder's into one of his ; so that we cannot make a ...
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That of Aristotle is more close , and to the Purpose ; for what he has said will not
agree in ail irs Parts with any thing but Tragedy ; nor will his Definition of Comedy
agree with the former . I think it so material to maintain the DiItindion which ...
That of Aristotle is more close , and to the Purpose ; for what he has said will not
agree in ail irs Parts with any thing but Tragedy ; nor will his Definition of Comedy
agree with the former . I think it so material to maintain the DiItindion which ...
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among the Senators , who believ'd there words to be manifestly address'd to
them , Anthony to appease them turn'd the Discourse , and said But Gentlemen ,
this Accident must rather be attributed to fome God , than to Men ; and the ought ...
among the Senators , who believ'd there words to be manifestly address'd to
them , Anthony to appease them turn'd the Discourse , and said But Gentlemen ,
this Accident must rather be attributed to fome God , than to Men ; and the ought ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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