An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Band 2Gregg, 1969 - 423 Seiten |
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... style , are expected ; but for subjects of a higher order , where any enthusiasm or emotion is to be expreffed , or for poems of a greater length , blank verfe is un- doubtedly preferable , An epic poem in rhyme appears to be such a ...
... style , are expected ; but for subjects of a higher order , where any enthusiasm or emotion is to be expreffed , or for poems of a greater length , blank verfe is un- doubtedly preferable , An epic poem in rhyme appears to be such a ...
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... style of the former , in comparison with what Quintilian calls the calamiftros of the latter , for which Suetonius , and Macrobius , c . 86 , fays Auguftus frequently ridiculed him , though Auguftus himself was guilty of the fame fault ...
... style of the former , in comparison with what Quintilian calls the calamiftros of the latter , for which Suetonius , and Macrobius , c . 86 , fays Auguftus frequently ridiculed him , though Auguftus himself was guilty of the fame fault ...
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... style of Lucan and Statius . How ele- gantly , and even poetically , does Quintilian give his judg- ment of Ennius ; Hunc ficut facros vetuftate lucos adore . mus , in quibus grandia & antiqua robora , jam non tantam habent fpeciem ...
... style of Lucan and Statius . How ele- gantly , and even poetically , does Quintilian give his judg- ment of Ennius ; Hunc ficut facros vetuftate lucos adore . mus , in quibus grandia & antiqua robora , jam non tantam habent fpeciem ...
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