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"Eighteenth Century"
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Work title:
"Momus [from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 3rd ed.]"
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Date: 1797
"MOMUS, in fabulous history, the god of raillery, or the jester of the celestial assembly, and who ridiculed both gods and men. Being chosen by Vulcan, Neptune, and Minerva, to give his judgment concerning their works, he blamed them all: Neptune for not making his bull with horns before his eyes...
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