Licentia poetica discuss'd: or, The true test of poetry. : Without which it is impossible to judge of, or compose, a correct English poem. To which are added, critical observations on the principal, antient and modern poets. viz. Homer, Horace, Virgil, Milton, Waller, Cowley, Dryden, &c. as frequently liable to just censure. A poem. /
Coward, William,1657?-1725.
London: : Printed for William Carter ...,
1709..
Commendatory verses by A. Hill, J. Gay and Sam. Barklay.
With a final postscript and advertisement leaf.
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In this issue, there are eleven lines of errata on the verso of the 23rd preliminary leaf. - In another issue, the title reads: "Without which it is difficult to judge of, ..." and there are eleven lines of errata.
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