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The eagle and the robin : An apologue
H. G (fl. 1709); Aesop
[1709]
The preface signed: Horat Gram; sometimes ascribed to William King - Horat Gram presumably standing for Horace the schoolmaster. There is no evidence that it is translated from Aesop. A piracy (Foxon)...
The eagle and the robin : An apologue. Translated from the original of Æsop, written two thousand years since, and now rendred in familiar verse
H. G (fl. 1709); Aesop; Holdsworth, E (1684-1746); Bellamy, D (1687-)
1709
Preface signed: Horat. Gram. There is no evidence that this is a translation from Aesop. On the Duke of Marlborough and Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford. "Taffey's triumph" is Daniel Bellamy the el...
The eagle and the robin : An apologue. Translated from the original of Æsop, written two thousand years since, and now rendred in familiar verse
H. G (fl. 1709); Aesop; Holdsworth, E (1684-1746); Bellamy, D (1687-)
1709
Preface signed: Horat. Gram. There is no evidence that this is a translation from Aesop. On the Duke of Marlborough and Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford. "Taffey's triumph" is Daniel Bellamy the el...
The eagle and the robin : An apologue. Translated from the original of Aesop, written two thousand years since, and now rendred in familiar verse
H. G (fl. 1709); Aesop; Lydgate, John (1370?-1451?)
1709
The second poem, embodying a prophecy by an old cat is entitled "Robin Red Breast, with the beasts". Preface signed: Horat. Gram.; sometimes ascribed to William King. Horat Gram presumably standin...