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The works of John Dryden, now first collected in eighteen volumes. Volume 13

Note 29 — TRANSLATIONS FROM JUVENAL. (continued 2)

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This is a strange mistake in an author, who translated Persius entirely, and great part of Juvenal. The satires of Persius were written during the reign of Nero, and those of Juvenal in that of Domitian. This error is the more extraordinary, as Dryden mentions, a little lower, the very emperors under whom these poets flourished.

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