Lectures on Poetry / Read in the Schools of Natural Philosophy at Oxford

by Joseph Trapp

[ [339] Sat I. ad finem.

[ [340] Lib. II. Sat. I. ℣ 1.

[ [341] ℣ 2.

[ [342] Lib. I. Sat. I.

[ [343] Lib. I. Ep. I.

[ [344] Sat. I ℣ 1.

[ [345] ℣ 17.

[ [346] ℣ 19.

[ [347] ℣ 158.

[ [348] Modern Satires will always appear with an Advantage, which the Ancients want, viz. we are better acquainted with the Characters; which is a Reason why they will please best, not of their real Excellence.