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It\nis not too much to say that his whole work bears the impress of a\ndisposition to be satisfied with the general sense, rather than to dive\ndeeply into the minute and delicate features of language. Hence his whole\nwork is to be looked upon rather as an elegant paraphrase than a\ntranslation. There are, to be sure, certain conventional anecdotes, which\nprove that Pope consulted various friends, whose classical attainments\nwere sounder than his own, during the undertaking; but it is probable that\nthese examinations were the result rather of the contradictory versions\nalready existing, than of a desire to make a perfect transcript of the\noriginal. And in those days, what is called literal translation was less\ncultivated than at present. 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