An Introduction to the Most Useful European Languages, Consisting of Select Passages from the Most Celebrated English, French, Italian and Spanish Authors, with Translations as Close as Possible

For T. Davies, 1772 - 469 Seiten

Capitulo fegundo del Libro fegundo de la Hiftoria del	46

Defcripcion de la efpantable y jamas imaginada Aventura	146

Confejos que dio Don Quixote a Sancho Panza antes	174

A Differtation upon Poetry from the Prince of Abiffinia	188

Diſcorſo terzo tratto dal medefimo Offervatore c	284

Deſcription de la Démeure de Calypfo tireé du prémier	296

Pluton fur fon Trône Defcription tirée du Télémaque	330

Parallele entre Corneille et Racine par la Bruyère	334

Portrait dun Pédant tiré de La Bruyère	340

Penfées fur lAmour et lAmitié tirées de La Bruyère	348

Remarques fur les Grands tirées de La Bruyère	362

A Burleſque Piece from the Works of Dean Swift	370

A Letter to a Young Lady on her Marriage From Dean	380

A Difcourfe on Paftoral Poetry by Alexander Pope	422

Lettera fcritta da un Italiano ad una Dama Ingleſe tratta	452

Titel	An Introduction to the Most Useful European Languages, Consisting of Select Passages from the Most Celebrated English, French, Italian and Spanish Authors, with Translations as Close as Possible
Autor/in	Giuseppe Baretti
Ausgabe	3
Verlag	For T. Davies, 1772
Original von	Universität Lausanne
Digitalisiert	5. März 2008
Länge	469 Seiten

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