Note 649 — THE ARGUMENT.
Reading edition
Our poet is indebted to a translation of the Virgilian cento of Ausonius in Dryden's Miscellanies, vi. p. 143:
My love, my life, And every tender name in one, my wife.—Wakefield.
Reading edition
Our poet is indebted to a translation of the Virgilian cento of Ausonius in Dryden's Miscellanies, vi. p. 143:
My love, my life, And every tender name in one, my wife.—Wakefield.