- The
Memoirs of
Martinus Scriblerus. The
second edition of Pope's The
Dunciad also
contains work
attributed to
Martinus Scriblerus.
Richard Owen Cambridge...
-
remembered for his
contributions to mathematics, his
membership in the
Scriblerus Club (where he
inspired Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's
Travels book III and...
- The
Memoirs of
Martinus Scriblerus is an
incomplete satirical work co-written
ostensibly by the
members of the
Scriblerus Club
during the
years 1713–14...
- 4
December 1732) was an
English poet and
dramatist and
member of the
Scriblerus Club. He is best
remembered for The Beggar's
Opera (1728), a
ballad opera...
- (published
posthumously – 1766)
Related Esther Johnson Esther Vanhomrigh Scriblerus Club
Swift crater The
House That
Swift Built (1982 film) "The Reasons...
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published under the name of H.
Scriblerus Secundus, a
pseudonym intended to link
himself ideally with the
Scriblerus Club of
literary satirists founded...
-
early as 1713 when Swift, ****, Pope,
Arbuthnot and
others formed the
Scriblerus Club with the aim of
satirising po****r
literary genres.
According to...
- Pope, John ****, and John Arbuthnot,
forming the core of the
Martinus Scriblerus Club (founded in 1713).
Swift became increasingly active politically in...
-
literary figure,
serving as a
patron of both the
October Club and the
Scriblerus Club.
Harley Street is
sometimes said to be
named after him, although...
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formed the
satirical Scriblerus Club. Its aim was to
satirise ignorance and
pedantry through the
fictional scholar Martinus Scriblerus. He also made friends...
