10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMATORIAN»
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English and Chinese pronouncing dictionary
Amatorian, (am-a-to'-re-an) a. Pertaining to love, USSE > amatorian odes,
Amanrosis, (am-or-o'-sis) n. g&"fi", ^ w, fin, mR.lt- Amaze, la-maze') c. t. To
astonish, Jgg? to perplex, Ȥ, BffltMftl. Amazed, (a-mayzd') #p. Astonished, tf|2f ;
confounded ...
Shang wu yin shu kuan, 1903
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Love, Sex, and Marriage: A Historical Thesaurus
... amatorious 1601 - 1897; erotical 1621; erotic 1651 - 1865; gallant 1693 - 1849
+ [1893 si die]; romantic [1742 — => euph]; amatorian 1779; pandemian1 1818 +
al822; pandemic al822 + 1883; aphrodisian 1860; romantical a 1863. adv: par ...
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The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
Amatorian (am-a-to'ri-an), a. Pertaining to love. 'Horace's lusory or amatorian
odes.' Johnson. (Rare.] Amatorioust (am-a-td'ri-us), a. Pertaining to love. 'The
vain, amatoriowt poem of Sir Philip Sidney's 'Arcadia." MiUon. Amatory (am'a-to-ri
), a.
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1882
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
orace's lusory or amatorian odes.' Johnson. [Rare] Amatorioust (am-a-to'ri-us), a.
Pertaining to love. 'The vain, amatori'otur poem of Sir Philip Sidney's 'Arcadia"
Milton. Amatory (am'a-to-ri), a. Pertaining to or producing love; expressive of love;
...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1885
His friend Mr. Philips's ode to Mr. St. John (late Lord Bolingbroke), after the
manner of Horace's Lusory or Amatorian Odes, is certainly a masterpiece ; but Mr
. Smith's ' Pocockius ' is of the sublimor kind, though, like Waller's writings upon
Oliver ...
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The Lives of the English Poets: cowley. Denham. Milton. ...
His friend Mr. Philips's Ode to Mr. St. John (late Lord Bolingbroke) after the
manner of Horace's Lusory, or Amatorian Odes, is certainly a masterpiece; but Mr
. Smith's "Pocockius" is of the sublimer kind, though, like Waller's writings upon
Oliver ...
According to native grammarians and prosodists, the ghazal is preeminently what
Dr. Johnson used to call an “ amatorian ode.” Sweet music, ruby lips, and ruddy
wine are the constant themes of Hz'tfiz, who never tires of touching his lyre to ...
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Works: The lives of the English Poets
... Horace's Lusory or Amatorian Odes', is certainly a master-piece; but Mr. Smith's
Pocockius is of the sublimer kind, though, like YVa1ler's writings upon Oliver
Cromwell', it wants not the most delicate and surprifing turns peculiar to the
person ...
Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy, 1801
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The Works. A New Ed. With an Essay on His Life and Genius, ...
... of Horace's Lusory or Amatorian Odes, is certainly a master-picce; but Mr.
Smith's Poeockius is of the snblimer kind, though, like YValler's Writings upon
Oliver Cromwell, it wants not the mofl delicate and surprifing turns peculiar to the
person ...
Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy, 1792
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Lives of the most eminent English poets: with critical ...
... endeared Dr. Hannes's odes to him, the finest genius for Latin lyric since the
Augustan age. His friend Mr. Philips's ode to Mr. St. John (late Lord Bolingbroke),
after the manner of Horace's Lusory or Amatorian Odes, is certainly a
masterpiece ...
Samuel Johnson, Peter Cunningham, Baron Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay, 1868
