Homer Alamode, The Second Part, In English Burlesque ::

Homer Alamode, The Second Part, In English Burlesque

Or, a Mock-Poem upon the Ninth Book of Iliads. Invented for the Meridian of Cambridge, where the Pole of Wit is elevated by several degrees

Scudamore, James (1641 or 2-1666)

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[PART I.]

To his Friend Anthony Le-Nobody, ON HIS Mock-Poem.

THE PREFACE TO THE READER.

THE Argument.

A MOCK-POEM Upon the Ninth Book OF HOMER's ILIADS.

Deuteripideuteron: THE SECOND PART OF THE Second Part OF HOMER ALAMODE.

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ANOTHER Argument.

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The attribution of this poem is questionable.

The sum in these three words you'll find,
Cicons, Lotophagios, Cyclop blind.
Reader, if these Contents content you,
Now with the Chapter we present you.

University of Virginia Library

ANOTHER Argument.