An edition of Homer travestie
(1762)
Homer travestie
being a new burlesque translation.
The second edition, improved.
by Thomas Bridges
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A burlesque translation of Homer
1809, At the Sentimental epicure's ordinary
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in English
- From the 4th London ed. / with explanatory notes by the American editor
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A burlesque translation of Homer: In two volumes.
1797, printed for G. G. and J. Robinson
Microform
in English
- The fourth edition improved.
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A burlesque translation of Homer: In two volumes.
1770, printed for S. Hooper
Microform
in English
- The third edition, greatly enlarged and improved. ..
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Homer travestie: being a new burlesque translation. The second edition improved. ...
1767, printed for S. Hooper
Microform
in English
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Homer travestie: being a new burlesque translation of the ten first books of the Iliad. By the translator. ...
1764, printed for S. Hooper
Microform
in English
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Ho mer travestie: being a new translation of the first four books of the Iliad
1762, Printed for R. Marriner ...; and sold by all booksellers in town and country
in English
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Homer travestie: being a new translation of the four first books of the Iliad. By Cotton, Junior. To which is prefix'd, some small account of the author.
1762, printed for R. Marriner
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in English
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Homer travestie: being a new burlesque translation.
Publish date unknown, Printed for S. Hooper ...
- The second edition, improved.
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Edition Notes
Signatures: v. 1. [A]1, B-L12 (L12 advertisements); v. 2. [A]1, B-L12, M6.
Also ascribed to Francis Grose.
This version parodies Books 1-12.
Plates engraved by T. Smith after Thomas Bonner; accompanied by tissue guard-sheets containing descriptive letterpress.
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