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398 SELECT NOTES ON " roafted, or baked; laid often on the top of a baked pudding; 'which ' laft I have eat of at an o'd courtier's table. And I remember in an ** old chronicle there is much complaint of the nobilities being made " fick at Cardinal VVolfey's banquets, with rich fcented cakes and " difhes moft coftly dreffed with ambergris. I alfo recoiled! I once " faw a little book writ by a gentlewoman of Queen Elizabeth's court, " where ambergris is mentioned as the hautgout of that age. I fancy * Milton tranfpofed the word for the fake of his verfe; to make it ** read more poetically." And Beaumont and Fletcher in the Cus- tom of the Country, Aft III. Scene a. Be fure The wines be lufty, high, and full of fpirit, And amber'd all. Newton. Mr. Warton, in his Note on Comus, V. 863, cites feveral curious paffages, which fhew that amber was formerly a favourite in cookery ; among others, one from Maffinger's City Madam, where " phea- fants drench'd with ambercris" are fpoken of as a prime delicacy; and another from Marmion's Antiqjjary, which mentions u a fat nightingale feafoned with pepper and ambergris." /. 346. p. 34. And exquifiteft name, J This alludes to that fpecies of Roman luxury, which gave exqtiifiie names to fifh of exquifite tafte, fuch as that they called cerebrum Jovis. They extended this even to a very capacious difh, as that they called clypeum Minerva. The modern Italians fall into the fame wanton- nefs of luxurious impiety, as when they call their exquifite wines by the names of lacrymte Chrijli and lac Virginis. 1. 346. p. 34. ' for "which tvas drain'd Pont us, and Lucrine bay, and Afric coafl.~\ IFarburton. The fifh are brought to furniih this banquet from all the different parts of the world then known ; from Pontus, or the Euxine Sea, in Afia ; from the Lucrine Bay, in Italy} and from the coaji of Africa ; all which places are celebrated for different kinds of fifh by the authors of antiquity. I. 349. p. 34. -_^__ that diverted Eve!~\ Newton. Diverted is here ufed in the Latin figuification of diverto, to turn afide. Newton.
PARADISE REGAINED. 309 /. 353. p. 34- Than Ganymed or Hylas ;-\ Thefe were two moft beautiful youths, cup-bearers ; Ganymede to Jupiter, and Hylas to Hercules. Newton. I. 359. />. 35. f aer y dam/els met in foreJ{ aside By knights of Logres, or of Lyones, Lancelot, or Pelleas, or Pellenore. ~\ Sir Lancelot, Pelleas, and Pellenore, (the latter by the title of King Pellenore) are Perfons in the old Romance of Morte Arthur, or The Lyf of King Arthur, of his noble Knyghtes of the round table, and in thende the dolorous deth of them all; written originally in French, and tranflated into Englifh by Sir Thomas Malleory, Knt. printed by William Caxton, 1484. From this old Romance, Mr. Warton (Ob- servations on Spenser, Se
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MILTON'S PARADISE REGAINED; WITH SE
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OF THAT SORT OF DRAMATIC POEM WHICH
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OP TRAGEDY. 87 lymenon, without reg
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SAMSON. THE PERSONS. MANOAH, THE FA
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120 SAMSON AGONISTES. In vain thou
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SAMSON! AGONISTES. 12J With dotage,
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6AMSON AGONISTES. 133 I us'd hoftil
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SAMSON AGONISTES. 137 OFFICER. Samf
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SAMSON AGONISTES. 139 Vaunting my f
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SAMSON AGONISTES. 141 SAMSON. Breth
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SAMSON AGONISTES. 143 The reft was
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SAMSON AGONISTES. 149 When to their
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SAMSON AGONISTES. J53 A monument, a
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POEMS SEVERAL OCCASIONS. I. ANNO ^E
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POEMS. 159 Whether above that high
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POEMS. 161 Here I falute thee, and
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POEMS. 163 And fweetly finging roun
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POEMS. 165 That glorious form, that
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POEMS. 1(57 5. Bat peaceful was the
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POEMS. I69 Harping in loud and fole
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And wroth to fee his kingdom fail,
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POEMS. 173 Our babe to fhow his god
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POEMS. 175 That Heav'n and Earth ar
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POEMS. 177 VI. UPON THE CIRCUMCISIO
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POEMS. 179 VIII. AN EPITAPH ON THE
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POEMS. 181 Sent thee from the banks
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POEMS. 183 XL ON THE UNIVERSITY CAR
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POEMS. 185 But had his doings lafte
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While die cock with lively din Scat
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And crop-full out of doors he fling
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192 POEMS. And add to thefe retired
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ig6 poems. XV. ARCADES. PART OF AN
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lp8 POEMS. And lead ye where ye may
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2U POEMS. LADY. As fmooth as Hebe's
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216 POEMS. Of fome clay habitation,
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POEMATA. 3i3 Crefcant rofae, caltha
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