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An introduction of the ancient Greek and Latin measures into British poetry : attempted in the following pieces, viz., a translation of Virgil's first eclogue, a translation of Virgil's fourth eclogue, [and] Jacob and Rachel, a pastoral : with a preface in vindication of the attempt

Virgil; Virgil

1737

Anon.

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The interpreter : wherein three principall termes of state (the papist, the Protestant, and Puritan) very much mistaken of later times, especially by the vulgar sort are clearly unfoulded

Scott, Thomas (1580?-1626)

1641

Thomas Scott is named as the author on the t.p. of the 1624 edition. Verse.

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The Intriguing courtiers, or, The modish gallants : a comedy (after the manner of Shakespear) : wherein the secret histories of several persons are faithfully represented : in which is introduced an interlude, (after the manner of a rehersal), call'd The marriage promise, or, The disappointed virgin : consisting of variety of new songs, set to several English, Irish, and Scots ballad-tunes and country-dances

1732

Without the music. "The marriage promise": p. 55-60.