Philips, John, 1676-1709
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John Philips
John Philips British writer
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Works
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| The Annual miscellany: for the year 1694 : Being the fourth part of miscellany poems. Containing great variety of new translations and original copies, By the most eminent hands. |
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| Bleinheim, a poem, inscrib'd to the Right Honourable Robert Harley, esq. |
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| Cerealia. - |
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| Cider |
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| Cyder |
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| Cyder a poem in two books |
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| Eighth Isthmian |
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| Honoratissimo viro, Henrico St.--John, armigero. Ode |
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| In the midst of an appletree over Mr Philips's « Cider » |
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| Messiah |
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| Milton's sublimity asserted : in a poem. Occasion'd by a late celebrated piece [by John Philips] entituled, Cyder, a poem; in blank verse, by Philo-Milton. |
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| A modern Latin ode attempted in English |
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| Nummus splendidus |
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| Poems Attempted in the Style of Milton With a new Account of his Life and Writtings |
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| Poems, by Robert Southey, Lewis, and others ; with the life of Southey. |
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| The poems of John Philips |
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| Roach's beauties. |
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| Lo scellino lampante di Philips. |
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| Select works of the British poets with biographical and critical prefaces. by Dr. Aikin. in ten volumes. Vol.I [-X]. |
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| Il Sidro / G. Filips, 1987 |
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| Il Sidro, poema in due canti ... tradotto dall'Inglese in Toscano dal ... Lorenzo Magalotti. |
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| Splendid shilling. |
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| The sylvan dream or, the mourning muses. A poem. |
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