Greek Learning and the Poetic Spirit in English Verse
A letter discusses the value of Greek over Latin for poetry, urging study of Grecian writers to inspire English taste. It muses on translation, Antient sages, and the potential revival of Greek language and poetry through future restorers and patrons. Reads as a periodical miscellany note from 1733.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappho
Daniel Heinsius
Vasious
Helicon
Europe
Bel Eprit
Cavil
Amacreon
Louis le
Poland Reign of Augustus Terrors and Naval Movements
Continuation of a foreign literary article recounts the Prince of Condé’s voyage by sea to Oliva with a six frigates fleet of 40 guns each and troops. Polish nobles acknowledge him before he is proclaimed king yet receive no real aid and he retreats to France amid Saxon threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Augustus
Prince of
Conté
Dartzick
Bart
Oliva
Republick
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the Weekly Miscellany
Richard Hooker, of
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Ant Frangely
Belinda
Beauty
Venus
Lattantius
France
Olea
de Polignac
Marienbourg