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The olympick odes of Pindar, in English meetre
As they were lately found in an original manuscript of those sublime lyrick translators, Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others. Conferred with the Greek -
Odes of Pindar
Translated from the Greek. By Gilbert West, Esq; LL. D -
A translation of all the Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian odes of Pindar
except the fourth and fifth Pythian odes, and those odes which have been translated by the late Gilbert West, Esq. By the Rev. James Banister -
Select odes of Pindar and Horace
translated; and other original poems: together with notes, critical, historical, and explanatory. By the Rev. William Tasker, A.B. In three volumes. Volume I -
Odes of Pindar
with several other pieces in prose and verse, translated from the Greek. To which is added A dissertation on the Olympick games. By Gilbert West, Esq. LL. D -
Select odes of Pindar and Horace
translated: together with some original poems; accompanied with notes, critical, historical, and explanatory. By the Rev. William Tasker, A.B. In three volumes -
Odes of Pindar
with several other pieces in prose and verse, translated from the Greek. To which is prefixed A dissertation on the Olympick games. By Gilbert West, Esq. LL. D -
An epistle from Pindar to his pretended cousin Peter: in which are many curious and original anecdotes of the pseudo Pindar: with an appendix, Containing Peter's celebrated Song, "o the Roast Pork of Old Truro," being one of the earliest of his Satirical Productions
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The pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian odes of Pindar
translated into English verse; with critical and explanatory remarks: to which are prefix'd Observations on his life and writings; Conjectures on the æra wherein the Grecian games concluded; and an Ode to the genius of Pindar -
Six Olympic odes of Pindar
being those omitted by Mr. West. Translated into English verse. With notes -
Part of Pindar's first Pythian ode, paraphrased, by the Revd. Mr. Walter Harte. Set to musick by Mr. William Boyce