Curious amusements: fitted for the entertainment of the ingenious of both sexes; writ in imitation of the Count de Roche Foucault, and render'd into English from the 15th. edition printed at Paris. By a gentleman of Pembroke-hall in Cambridge. To which is added, some translations from Greek, Latin and Italian poets; with other verses and songs on several occasions, not before printed. By T. Rymer, ...
Gentleman of Pembroke Hall in Cambridge.
London : printed for and sold by D. Browne, W. Mears, and J. Browne,
1714.
Pp.133-92 contain Rymer's translations, etc. with separately dated titlepage: 'Some translations from Greek, Latin and Italian poets: .. By Thomas Rymer'.
Translator's dedication signed: M. B.
With a final advertisement leaf.
ESTC
Foxon, p.692 (Rymer's translations only)