Bezaleel Morrice

— 1749 · 19 obras en el catálogo

Obras

The Present State of Poetry. a Satyr. Address'd to a Friend. to Which Are Added, I. Advice to a Young Author. II. an Epistle to Florio. III. on Drinking a Flask of Burgundy. by B. M

TThe amour of Cytherea

The amour of Cytherea

AAn epistle to Mr. Welsted; and a satyre on the English trans

An epistle to Mr. Welsted; and a satyre on the English translations of Homer

AAn essay on the poets

An essay on the poets

DDissectio mentis humanæ

Dissectio mentis humanæ

LLove and resentment: a pastoral

Love and resentment: a pastoral

Miscellanies or amusements, in verse and prose. By Mr. Bezaleel Morrice

AA miscellany in verse and prose

A miscellany in verse and prose

TThe muse's treat: or, a collation of wit and love

The muse's treat: or, a collation of wit and love

OOn rural felicity; in an epistle to a friend

On rural felicity; in an epistle to a friend

TThe present corruption of Britons; being a paraphrase on the

The present corruption of Britons; being a paraphrase on the latter part of Mr. P-e's first dialogue, entitled, One thousand seven hundred and thirty-eight

TThree satires

Three satires

VVerses on the King; occasion'd by his late danger and distre

Verses on the King; occasion'd by his late danger and distress, at sea

VVerses to Mr. Tickell, on Mr. Pope's translation of Homer

Verses to Mr. Tickell, on Mr. Pope's translation of Homer

TThe country-house

The country-house

AA voyage from the East-Indies. By Capt. Morrice

A voyage from the East-Indies. By Capt. Morrice

AAn essay on the universe

An essay on the universe

TThe amour of Venus: or, The disasters of unlicens'd love

The amour of Venus: or, The disasters of unlicens'd love

DDissectio mentis humanae

Dissectio mentis humanae