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Excerpt from The Adventures of Telemachus, the Son of Ulysses, Vol. 1: In XXIV Books, Written by the Archbishop of Cambray; To Which Is Added, the Adventures of Aristonous
We {hall confider the Poem of Te/emacbus'accor ding to thefe two Views, viz. To {mme} and to plea/e; and endeavour to fbew, That the Author has in firué'ted better than the Ancients, by the Sublimity of his Moral; and has pleated no leis than they, by the Imitation of all their Beauties.
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