The Spectator 2
The Spectator 2
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— Addison wrote, to Mr. Wortley Montagu, on the day of the publication of this paper, "Being very well pleased with this day's Spectator, I cannot forbear sending you one of them, and desiring your opinion of the story in it When you have a son I shall be glad to be his Leontine, as my circumstances will prob- ably be like his. ..." Na 124. PAGE 154. The Motto is an adaptation of Callimachus, Fragmenta, ccclix.--^r& ykyjk PipXCor fcrov t^ pcydXy kcmc. Athenaeus quotes it (III. i.) as a say ...ing of Callimachus.
page 155. Forty or fifty thousand readers. Has this any bearing on the circulation of the Spectator, which was increasing? (p. 156).
See vol. i. p. 318.
Digitized by LjOOQ LC NOTES 333 PAGE 156. Proverbs i. 20-22. Na 124* — Nox atra, etc. Virgil, jEn. ii. 360.
— Latin proverb. ' Lupus est homo homini,' Plautus, Asin.
II. iv. 88.
page 157. Motto. Virgil, Mn. vi. 833-4. Nal25« page 158. Plutarch, De Inimicorum XJ tilit&tc, passim ; Moralia, ii. 91 ; Life of Pericles (towards the end).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Addison wrote, to Mr. Wortley Montagu, on the day of the publication of this paper, "Being very well pleased with this day's Spectator, I cannot forbear sending you one of them, and desiring your opinion of the story in it When you have a son I shall be glad to be his Leontine, as my circumstances will prob- ably be like his. ..." Na 124. PAGE 154. The Motto is an adaptation of Callimachus, Fragmenta, ccclix.--^r& ykyjk PipXCor fcrov t^ pcydXy kcmc
page 155. Forty or fifty thousand readers. Has this any bearing on the circulation of the Spectator, which was increasing? (p. 156).
See vol. i. p. 318.
Digitized by LjOOQ LC NOTES 333 PAGE 156. Proverbs i. 20-22. Na 124* — Nox atra, etc. Virgil, jEn. ii. 360.
— Latin proverb. ' Lupus est homo homini,' Plautus, Asin.
II. iv. 88.
page 157. Motto. Virgil, Mn. vi. 833-4. Nal25« page 158. Plutarch, De Inimicorum XJ tilit&tc, passim ; Moralia, ii. 91 ; Life of Pericles (towards the end).
What to read after The Spectator 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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