[22] Chap. 31. of his treatise on the sublime.
[23] L. 8. cap. 6. in fin.
[24] See chap. 2. part 1. sect. 4.
[25] See chap. 1.
[26] L. 8. cap. 6. sect. 2.
[27] Reflexions sur la Poesie, &c. vol. 1. sect. 24.
[28] Act 4. sc. 6.
[29] See chap. 2. part 1. sect. 4.
[30] I have often regretted, that a factious spirit of opposition to the reigning family made it necessary in public worship to distinguish the King by his proper name. One will scarce imagine, who has not made the trial, how much better it sounds to pray for our Sovereign Lord the King, without any addition.
[31] Poet. lib. 2. l. 30.