Unequal enemies; Being an essay in the style of epick poesy . To which are added, two odes of Horace translated. The story of Phæbus and Daphne, from Ovid. Juno's purpose to destroy the trojan fleet, with a description of fame, from Virgil, and a criticism on it.

  • Morrice, Bezaleel, d. 1749.
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1722
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Unequal enemies; Being an essay in the style of epick poesy. To which are added, two odes of Horace translated. The story of Phæbus and Daphne, from Ovid. Juno's purpose to destroy the trojan fleet, with a description of fame, from Virgil, and a criticism

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London : Printed: and sold by J. Peele, at Lock's-Head in Pater-Noster-Row, 1722.

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