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Claudian
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The phoenix of Claudian
Translated into English verse (in Milton's manner.) Being a colledge-exercise, Anno 1714. Now first publish'd, and inscribed to the Right Honourable the Lord George Sackville -
Claudian the poet his elegant history of Rufinus
a most corrupt and rapacious prime minister to the Emperor Theodosius. Mount Ætna poetically described; With a Curious and Exact Account of its Fiery Eruptions. To which are added the most beautiful passages in Claudian, Statius, Orpheus, Aratus, and Euripides, rendered into English verse. Also letters moral and entertaining. By Mr. Hughes -
The rape of Proserpine
a poem in 3 books, incomplete, to which are added: The Phoenix, an idyll and the Nile, a fragment -
Claudian
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Claudian
in two volumes – 2 -
De raptv Proserpinae
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Strena kal. Januariis. 1708. Claudianus de Sene Veronensi. Englished by A. S. V.D.M.D
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Panegyricus de sexto consulatu Honorii Augusti
edited with introduction, translation, and literary commentary by Michael Dewar -
Claudian translated out of Latine into English verse
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The rape of Proserpine
from Claudian. In three books. With the episode of Sextus and Erichtho, from Lucan's Pharsalia, book VI. Translated by Mr. Jabez Hughes -
Claudian's Rufinus
or, the court-favourite's overthrow. Being a curious and correct edition of one of the best satyrical poems, of one of the best poets, on one of the worst statesmen that ever liv'd -
Claudian's Rufinus
or, the court-favourite's overthrow. Being a curious and correct Grub-Street edition of one of the best satyrical poems, of one of the best poets, on one of the worst statesman that ever liv'd -
Claudian translated out of Latine into English verse. By Leonard Digges Gent
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The rape of Proserpine. Translated out of Claudian in Latine, into English verse: by Leonard Digges, Gent
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The rape of Proserpine
from Claudian. In three books. With the story of Sextus and Erichtho, from Lucan's Pharsalia, Book 6. Translated by Mr. Jabez Hughes