[ [369] Horat. ad Aug. ℣ 166.
[ [370] De Art. Poet. ℣ 131.
[ [371] ℣ 119.
[ [372] John Earl of Rochester.
[ [373] Nat. Lec.
[ [374] ℣ 125.
[ [375] ℣ 128.
[ [376] Materiam vulgarem, notam, & e medio petitam. But Roscommon above, and, I think, most of the Commentators, make communia to be the same with what follows, ignota indictaque, i.e. common, till you took them, such as were no-body's Property before. In this Sense, Horace, as Dr. Trapp says, contradicts his Opinion of new Subjects being better than old.
[ [377] Ad Aug. ℣ 213.
[ [378] Lib. I. Ep. I. 32.