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... Virgil . Translated by the Rev. Rann Kennedy and Charles Rann Kennedy . 2 vols . 1849 . 2. My Book . By James Henry . 1853 . 3. The Works of Virgil : closely rendered into English Rhythm . By the Rev. Robert Corbet Singleton . Vol . I ...
... Virgil , as perhaps you know , has , by insinuation , contrived to insult his memory in the Eneid . But , as the irresponsible power of the emperors grew better secured , their jealousy of republican sentiment abated much of its ...
... Virgil : closely rendered into English Rhythm . By the Rev. Robert Corbet Singleton . Vol . I. 1855 . 4. Virgil : literally translated into English Prose . By Henry Owgan , LL.D. 1857 . NOT TOT long ago we invited the attention of the ...
... Virgil's two lines ( Æn . IV . 9 , 10 ) : - " Anna soror , quæ me suspensam insomnia terrent ! Quis novus hic ... Virgil , dar I lay , Than the nyght oule resemblis the papingay . ' The The Bishop's own version has been highly praised by ...
... Virgil's peculiar graces would of course be absurd ; but the effort was a great one for the time when it was made , and our northern neighbours may well be proud of it . a Not less marked , though not altogether of the same character ...