The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 13Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... Cratinus , and Aristophanes ; of whom he says , " That they , and others , who wrote in the same " The alterations , which have been made in tragedy , were percepti- ble , and the authors of them known ; but comedy has lain in obscurity ...
... Cratinus , and Aristophanes ; of whom he says , " That they , and others , who wrote in the same " The alterations , which have been made in tragedy , were percepti- ble , and the authors of them known ; but comedy has lain in obscurity ...
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... Cratinus had before done the same thing ; and we know that he made a comedy called Ulysses , to burlesque Homer and his Odyssey ; which shows , that the wits and poets are , with respect to one another , much the same at all times , and ...
... Cratinus had before done the same thing ; and we know that he made a comedy called Ulysses , to burlesque Homer and his Odyssey ; which shows , that the wits and poets are , with respect to one another , much the same at all times , and ...
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... . If we had Phrynicus , Plato , Eupolis , Cratinus , Ameipsias , and so many other celebrated rivals of Aristophanes , of whom all that we can find are a few fragments scattered in Plutarch , Athenæus 66 BRUMOY'S GREEK THEATRE.
... . If we had Phrynicus , Plato , Eupolis , Cratinus , Ameipsias , and so many other celebrated rivals of Aristophanes , of whom all that we can find are a few fragments scattered in Plutarch , Athenæus 66 BRUMOY'S GREEK THEATRE.
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Review of the account of the conduct of the dutchess of Marlborough | 163 |
of memoirs of the court of Augustus | 169 |
of a journal of eight days journey | 183 |
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