Cunno Opt. Min.
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| - | "[[Cunno Opt. Min.]]" is the title by which [[John Wilkes]]/[[Thomas Potter (d. 1759)|Thomas Potter]]'s parody on [[Alexander Pope]]'s "[[Universal Prayer]]" is known. | + | "[[Cunno Opt. Min.]]" is the title by which [[John Wilkes]]/[[Thomas Potter (d. 1759)|Thomas Potter]]'s parody on [[Alexander Pope]]'s "[[The Universal Prayer]]" is known. |
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"Cunno Opt. Min." is the title by which John Wilkes/Thomas Potter's parody on Alexander Pope's "The Universal Prayer" is known.
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