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Brotherton Collection5
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse5

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english poetry1
latin poetry1

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Persius Flaccus Aulus - Translations Into English1
T. W--N1
Warton, Thomas; the Elder1

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Title: Upon K. Williams promoting Dr T---n to the Archbishopric

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1691 ?

Manuscript: Lt 13

Contents: Satire on Willam III's choice of John Tillotson as Archbishop of Canterbury,

comparing the former to the Old Testament king Jeroboam

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Title: Martial 2nd book epigram the 32nd In ponticum translated and sent to Sir

Si---n H-----t

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 170- ?

Manuscript: Lt 11

Contents: Criticism of the lawyer Sir Simon Harcourt for refusing to defend just

actions for fear of offending those with power or influence, in the form of a

dialogue with him. Adapting Martial, Epigrams, II.32.

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BC MS Lt 49, f. 1r: The opening of Thomas Brewster's translation from Persius, 'Satires', 2 (
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Verse translations from the classics

173-?

Collection of three verse translations from the classics in a single 18th-century hand: ff.1r-6r: Translation of Persius, "Satires", 2, by Mr T. Brewster, A.M. & c.; ff.8r-10r: Paraphrase of Persius, ...

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 160- or 161- ?

Manuscript: Lt 25

Contents: On happiness, possibly satirical. Very imperfect owing to torn leaf.

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Title: Occasion'd by Mr R--d H--s's calling Miltons Paradice Lost, poor insipid

foolish stuff

Author: Warton, Thomas; the elder

Attribution: T. W--n

Date(s): 170- ?

Manuscript: Lt 33

Contents: Defence of John Milton's "Paradise Lost" from criticism, praising the poem

and castigating the critic

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