Ten Epistles of Ovid: Translated Into English Verse, With the Latin and Notes; To Which Are Subjoined the Epistles of Hero to Leander, and Leander to Hero, by a Different Hand, That of Sappho to Phaon by Pope, and of Dido to Eneas by Dryden: Translated Into English Verse, with the Latin and Notes; To Which Are Subjoined the Epistles of Hero to Leander, and Leander to Hero, by a Different Hand, That of Sappho to Phaon by Pope, and of Dido to Eneas by Dryden
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Ten Epistles of Ovid: Translated Into English Verse, With the Latin and Notes; To Which Are Subjoined the Epistles of Hero to Leander, and Leander to Hero, by a Different Hand, That of Sappho to Phaon by Pope, and of Dido to Eneas by Dryden: Translated Into English Verse, with the Latin and Notes; To Which Are Subjoined the Epistles of Hero to Leander, and Leander to Hero, by a Different Hand, That of Sappho to Phaon by Pope, and of Dido to Eneas by Dryden
