...fulfilled. As Virgil did not think it proper to omit fo material a Particular in the Hiftory of tineas, it may be worth while to confider with how much Judgment...every thing that might have appeared improper for a Paffage in an Heroick Poem. The Prophetefs who foretells it, is an Hungry Harpy, as the Perfon who...

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...fiilfill'd. As Virgu did not think it proper to omit fo material a particular in the hiftory of tineas, it may be worth while to confider with how much judgment he has qualified it, and takes off every thing that might have appeared improper for a pafikge in an heroic poem. The prophetefs...

...!gment he has qualified it, and takes off every thing that might have appeared improper for a paffage in an heroic poem. The prophetefs who foretells it is an hungry Harpy, as the perfon who difcovers it is young Afcanius : Heus etiam men fas confumimus, inquit lulus. Such an...

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...fulfilled. As Virgil did not think it proper to omit fo material a Particular in the Hiftory of AZneas, it may be worth while to confider with how much Judgment...appeared improper for a Paflage- in an Heroic Poem. The Pro-- S'letefs who foretells it is an hungry Harfy, as the Peril who difcovers it is young Aftaniui....

...fulfilled. Asfirgil did not think it proper to omit fo material a Particular in the Hiftory of JEneas, it may be worth while to confider with how much Judgment...every thing that might have appeared improper for a PafTage in an Heroic Poem. The Prophetefs who foretells it is an hungry Harpy, as the Perfon who difcovers...

...Anchifes honour'd and ador'd, And pour the wine to heav'n's almighty lord. hiftory of .ffineas, ifraay be worth while to confider, with how much judgment...every thing that might have appeared improper for a paffage in an heroic poem. The propheteii, who foretells it, is an hungry harpy, as the perfon whodifcovers...

...almighty lordi. oo: } hiftory of .^E'neas, it may be worth while toconfider; witli how much judgment h« has qualified it. and taken off every thing that might have appeared improper for a paffage in an heroic poem. The prophetefs, who foretells it, is an hungry harpy, as the perfon who...