Collected in Himself: Essays Critical, Biographical, and Bibliographical on Pope and Some of His Contemporaries, Band 1University of Delaware Press, 1982 - 569 Seiten A collection of various essays about Pope and the eighteenth century written by Professor Mack during the past four decades. An appendix includes a finding list of books surviving from Pope's library and a selection of letters by, to, and about Pope, most of them unpublished. |
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The Muse of Satire | 55 |
Alexander Pope | 65 |
Et Multa Prior Arte | 81 |
Bibliographical and Textual Studies | 91 |
The First Printing of the Letters of Pope and Swift | 93 |
Further Light on Some Problems of Authorship Bibliography and Text | 139 |
The Sherburn Edition of Popes Correspondence and Its Uses | 145 |
Popes 1717 Preface with a Transcription of the Manuscript Text | 159 |
Popes Copy of Chaucer | 179 |
Introduction to An Essay on Man | 195 |
Introduction to An Essay on Man | 197 |
Introduction to The Translations of Homer | 247 |
A Brief Account of Popes Homer | 249 |
Problems of Bibliography and Text | 106 |
A Manuscript of Popes Imitation of the First Ode of the Fourth Book of Horace | 122 |
Letters of Pope to Atterbury in the Tower | 125 |
Some Annotations in the Second Earl of Oxfords Copies of Popes Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot and Sober Advice from Horace | 134 |
Its Relations to His Life and Work | 277 |
In Pursuit of Pope Four FingerExercises in Biography | 301 |
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Seite 22 - shall not build and another inhabit, they shall not plant and another eat"; and, finally, the lines wherein the exaltation of the city is pictured, the Gentiles with their princes acknowledging its glory and coming from afar by ship and camel, bearing the treasures of the earth:
Seite 40 - and silent grown, I have not yet forgot myself to stone. See the sad waste of all-devouring years, How Rome her own sad sepulchre appears. Such were the notes thy once-lov'd poet sung, Till death untimely stopp'd his tuneful tongue. 13 Me, let the tender Office long engage To rock the Cradle of reposing Age.