This writer coined the quotations "a little learning is a dangerous thing" and "to err is human; to forgive divine," in addition to a poem describing the theft of some hair written in the style of a mock heroic epic.
One poem by this author describes a gnome named Umbriel who ventures into the Cave of Spleen as well as a sylph named Ariel who protects the girl Belinda. This writer crowned Colley Cibber as the "King of Dunces" in a poem celebrating the goddess (*) Dulness. This writer coined the quotations "a little learning is a dangerous thing" and "to err is human; to forgive divine," in addition to a poem describing the theft of some hair written in the style of a mock heroic epic. For 10 points, name this English satirist who wrote essays "on Man" and "on Criticism," as well as The Rape of the Lock.
One poem by this author describes a gnome named Umbriel who ventures into the Cave of Spleen as well as a sylph named Ariel who protects the girl Belinda.
Alexander Pope (Ed’s note: “a pope interred…”)