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Anthony Alsop

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82:. It contains 237 fables in Latin, with the original Greek of the first 158, the Hebrew of the next 10, the Arabic of the next 8, whilst the other 60 are in Latin only. Two of his satirical epistles on Oxford figures were printed in broadsheet form in 1706, the year in which he gained the degree of 98:
in Berkshire. After Alsop married in 1716, he was sued for breach of promise by his mistress and, having lost the case, had to flee abroad for a while. He died in an accident at his home in 1726 with the reputation of an agreeable and witty companion, a learned preacher and a fine lyric poet,
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The humorous nature of his Latin writing can be gained from some of the personal epistles he wrote. That written to the aristocratic archdeacon Henry Bridges in 1721 contains the satirical advice to trim his
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Another to the lawyer Joseph Taylor begins with a Horatian invitation to supper but then playfully adapts the Latin to the contemporary situation of enjoying smuggled goods: "I have a little bottle of wine
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The two books of Alsop's odes was not reprinted and he was forgotten until a biographical and critical study of him, with a modern edition of the Latin and English poems, was published in 1998.
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in 1697. While there he gained a reputation for his elegant Latin verse, some of it produced for public university occasions, some for private circulation, and some
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era. His poetry was admired at the time but was eventually forgotten until a recent interest in such work brought him to notice again.
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although his loose manner of living and sometimes bawdy verse had kept him confined to a small circle of admirers.
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Alsop left many Latin odes in manuscript which were published in 1752 by his stepson
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in spirit. His speciality was the witty verse epistle, most often using the
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The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Eighteenth-Century Writers and Writing
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The English Horace: Anthony Alsop and the Tradition of British Latin Verse
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Antonii Alsopi, Aedis Christi Olim Alumni, Odarum Libri Duo
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Biographical details are chiefly taken from two sources.
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Winchester
Neo-Latin
Tory Party
Stuart
Darley Dale
Westminster School
Christ Church, Oxford
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Arts
Jacobite
Sapphic stanza
Aesop’s Fables
Bachelor of Divinity
prebendary
Winchester Cathedral
Brightwell
Francis Bernard
Alexander Pope
Dunciad
Robert Dodsley
High church
Hanoverian
Google Books
vol.6, pp.256-268
Lines 17-24
Lines 7-8
pp.83-4
"Alsop, Anthony"
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