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Liebende Hirten
Theokrits Bukolik und die alexandrinische Poesie -
Die Carmina Profana des Dracontius
Prolegomena und Kritischer Kommentar Zur Editio Teubneriana - MIT Einem Anhang - Dracontius und die Aegritudo Perdicae -
Die 'Carmina profana' des Dracontius
Prolegomena und kritischer Kommentar zur Editio Teubneriana -
Liebende Hirten
Theokrits Bukolik und die alexandrinische Poesie -
An election ball, in poetical letters
from Mr. Inkle, at Bath, to his wife at Glocester: with a poetical address to John Miller, Esq. ... The second edition, with considerable additions. By the author of the New Bath guide -
An election ball in poetical letters
in the Zomerzetshire dialect, from Mr. Inkle, a Freeman of Bath, to his wife at Gloucester: with a poetical address to John Miller, Esq; at Bath-Easton villa. By the author of the New Bath guide -
An ode
to the inhabitants of Great-Britain; In Imitation of Horace, Book III. Ode VI -
The fifth ode of the first book of Horace imitated
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Horace's instructions to the Roman senate
and character of Caius Asinius Pollio. In two odes -
Aristarchus Anti-Bentleianus Quadraginta Sex Bentleii Errores super Q. Horatii Flacci Odarum Libro Primo Spissos Nonnullos, Et Erubescendos
item per notas universas in latinitate lapsus fœdissimos nonaginta ostendens. Autore Richardo Johnson, Ludi-Magistro Nottinghamiensi -
Palæographia sacra: or, discourses on monuments of antiquity that relate to sacred history
Number I. A comment on an ode of Horace, shewing the Bacchus of the heathen to be the Jehovah of the Jews. By William Stukeley, Rector of All-Saints in Stamford -
In laudem musices Carmen sapphicum
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An election ball
in poetical letters from Mr. Inkle, at Bath, to his wife at Glocester: with a poetical address to John Miller, Esq. at Batheaston Villa. By the author of The new Bath guide -
The introduction to the Carmen Seculare
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An election ball in poetical letters
in the Zomerzetshire dialect, from Mr. Inkle, a freeman of Bath, to his wife at Glocester: with a poetical address to John Miller, Esq. at Batheaston Villa. By the author of the New Bath Guide