Ode, in imitation of Horace. Ode I. Ad Maecenatem. Addressed to his Grace, John Duke of Monagu... To which is subjoined the original ode of Horace / illustrated by a new interpretation, by Sir William Browne.

  • Browne, William, 1692-1774.
Date:
1763
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Credit: Ode, in imitation of Horace. Ode I. Ad Maecenatem. Addressed to his Grace, John Duke of Monagu... To which is subjoined the original ode of Horace / illustrated by a new interpretation, by Sir William Browne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE OXFORD EPIGRAM, On fending Horfe to them, and Books to Cambridge, The King obferving, with judicious eyes. The ftate of His two Universities *, To Oxford fent a 'Troop of Horfe : for why ? That Learned Body wanted Loyalty, To Cambridge He fent Books; as well difcerning, How much That Loyal Body wanted Learning. THE REPLY. By an OLD WHIG CANTAB, Contrary Methods juftly George applies. To Govern His two Universities, To Oxford is difpatch’d a Troop-of Horfe: Since Tories own no argument like Force, To Cambridge Ely's learned Books are fent i Since Whigs admit no force like Argument, V T R I CREDITIS QV l RITE Georgivs argute Regni dvq Lvmina fpeffans? Diverfe Imperio Subdit vtrvmqve Suo. Oxoniam Turmis, armato ac Milite complet: Vis fua fola valet quippe quod hvic ratio. Sed Grantam Scriptis, multoque Volumine donat t Quippe quod hvic Ratio vis fua fola valet, * OLD WHIG G ISM The Same Thing in the Greek, EIE AYO p,sv BAXIAETE B«<OMMATA /SxgTr&F, AXXouog AMOOIN A^sToti egyoXx&av. BGYEKPAAIOYE Iiriruv rg, Avfyuv Oit\ot zqotTWQ*' EXg Bid t tig ATTOTS dy Aoyog seen povog, EPAN rOAOFOTS crctpoc Hi%i k&Xx V^et^fAoiToi w sarti' fli Aoyog tig AYTOYS dy Bex r gem iwy, *■.