Poema Alexandri Pope De Homine, Jacobi Thomson [The Hymn From the Seasons], & Thomae Gray Selecta Carmina, in Lat. Linguam Tr. a J. Costa. Cum Nonnull

This volume presents Latin translations of selected poems by Alexander Pope, James Thomson (specifically, ’The Hymn’ from The Seasons), and Thomas Gray, rendered by J. Costa. Included alongside these translations are several original poetic works by Costa himself. This collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the literary tastes and translation practices of the period, showcasing the enduring appeal of these English poets to a Latin-reading audience. The book provides a valuable resource for students of both classical literature and 18th-century English poetry, as well as those interested in the history of translation.

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