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

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Nunc vacuos crines alto subit insula nexu;
Troja mihi magnusque iterum tentatur Achilles.
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