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Note 116 — Chapter IV · LATINISM IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY POETRY

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Apparently after he had done some pruning amongst them (vide “Letter” to Joseph Hill, March 29, 1793, Wright, op. cit., Vol. IV, p. 390), and compare his footnote to the “Iliad,” VII, 359, where he apologizes for his coinage purpureal.

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