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Page 181
... Italians and Trojans during Aeneas ' conquest of Italy ) . mighty monarch ( 22 ) : Louis XIV , unpopular in England for his Catholicism , his support of the Stuarts , and his power ; Dryden implies that French wines are popular ...
... Italians and Trojans during Aeneas ' conquest of Italy ) . mighty monarch ( 22 ) : Louis XIV , unpopular in England for his Catholicism , his support of the Stuarts , and his power ; Dryden implies that French wines are popular ...
Page 286
... Italian tribe early conquered by Rome . Primitive vigor is suggested here , and in the following lines . Apulia : a district in southern Italy . heathpout ( 78 ) : grouse . rarer bird : pheasant . JUVENAL . The Sixth Satire is a ...
... Italian tribe early conquered by Rome . Primitive vigor is suggested here , and in the following lines . Apulia : a district in southern Italy . heathpout ( 78 ) : grouse . rarer bird : pheasant . JUVENAL . The Sixth Satire is a ...
Page 422
... Italian wit ( 23 ) : actually , Boccaccio . 394 invention of Petrarch ( 25 ) : Petrarch did send Boccaccio a Latin version of this story , but he had himself trans- lated it from Boccaccio's Italian . 394 Lombard author ( 27 ) ...
... Italian wit ( 23 ) : actually , Boccaccio . 394 invention of Petrarch ( 25 ) : Petrarch did send Boccaccio a Latin version of this story , but he had himself trans- lated it from Boccaccio's Italian . 394 Lombard author ( 27 ) ...
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