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Manuscript by Bridges

MS. Bridges 4

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Title

Manuscript by Bridges

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MS. Bridges 4

Summary

Of his prefatory essay on Virgil's rhythms, with:

(fols. 9-22) a fair copy of the paraphrase, 1905

(fols. 23-6) a letter to Bridges from William Craigie, 1914, enclosing page proofs annotated by him of part of the 1613 translation by Gawin Douglas, published as one of the consecutive examples of previous translations in the Clarendon Press 1916 edition of Ibant Obscuri

(fols. 28-38) proof sheets in Bridges's phonetic type, 1910

Date

1905-14

Language

English

Physical extent

41 Leaves

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Collection contents

Archive of Robert Seymour Bridges

Poetical works in chronological order of publication

Ibant Obscuri, (McKay 44/21, 52)

Manuscript by Bridges

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