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Faustus, Fortunatus, and Amyntas or, three eclogues of Baptist Mantuan. Done into English verse by William Bewick.
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Baptista, Mantuanus, 1448-1516.
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Date: 1718
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Clavis Virgilian?: pars prima . A numerical key to the Bucolics of P. Virgilius Maro. Shewing by Figures Answering to each Word in every Line, in what Order they ought to be taken, so as to Construe into good Sense; in a Method so easy, that a Learner of the meanest Attainment in the Latin Tongue, may be enabled to Construe his Lesson with Ease and Pleasure to himself, and without Trouble to the Master. Together with the argument of each eclogue in English, both according to the Delphini Notes, and those of Minellius. For the use of schools.
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Date: 1715
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Select poems from M. Gesner's Pastorals. By the versifier of Anningait and Ajutt
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Gessner, Salomon 1730-1788.
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Date: 1762
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A full enquiry into the true nature of pastoral . The proeme or first chapter of which contains a summary of all that the criticks, ancient or modern, have hitherto deliver'd on that subject. After which follows what the author has farther to advance, in order to carry th poem on to its utmost perfection. Written by Mr. Purney.
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Purney, Thomas 1695-ca. 1727.
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Date: 1717
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