The Poetical Works of John Milton: With the Principal Notes of Various Commentators. To which are Added Illustrations, with Some Account of the Life of Milton, 1±ÇJ. Johnson, 1801 |
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... fome literary friends had not promised their affiftance . He therefore undertook to arrange his materials ; and ... fome account may be thought neceffary . The firft annotator on the poet was Patrick Hume , a Scotchman . He pub- lifhed ...
... fome literary friends had not promised their affiftance . He therefore undertook to arrange his materials ; and ... fome account may be thought neceffary . The firft annotator on the poet was Patrick Hume , a Scotchman . He pub- lifhed ...
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... fome notes , in the edition , which befpeak the unvitiated tafte of this eminent fcholar , and to which the claffical reader Dr. Johnfon's Life of Addison . See the Prolegomena in this vol . p . 42. Dr. Johnson alfo wrote his Effay on ...
... fome notes , in the edition , which befpeak the unvitiated tafte of this eminent fcholar , and to which the claffical reader Dr. Johnfon's Life of Addison . See the Prolegomena in this vol . p . 42. Dr. Johnson alfo wrote his Effay on ...
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... fome remarks upon the fame poem , An Effay upon Milton's imitations of the Ancients , faid to be written by a gentleman of North Britain , whofe name , it is believed , has not been divulged ; the Letters concerning poetical ...
... fome remarks upon the fame poem , An Effay upon Milton's imitations of the Ancients , faid to be written by a gentleman of North Britain , whofe name , it is believed , has not been divulged ; the Letters concerning poetical ...
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... fome notes are selected in this edition . They , who are acquainted with this commentary , will concur with the prefent editor in wishing that the annotator had continued his ingenious and elaborate criticisms on the whole poem . In a ...
... fome notes are selected in this edition . They , who are acquainted with this commentary , will concur with the prefent editor in wishing that the annotator had continued his ingenious and elaborate criticisms on the whole poem . In a ...
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... fome have been shortened ; by which method the editor has been enabled to introduce , without too copious a commentary , the important obfervations of criticks already enume- rated , as well as of those who are yet to be named . Of the ...
... fome have been shortened ; by which method the editor has been enabled to introduce , without too copious a commentary , the important obfervations of criticks already enume- rated , as well as of those who are yet to be named . Of the ...
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