Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green and Company, 1931 - 169 Seiten |
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... meter , ideas , or language . There are no experiments , but absolute control of one of the most difficult of meters , of the most complex syntax , and of the largest vocabulary used by any poet of Greece . The distinction generally ...
... meter , ideas , or language . There are no experiments , but absolute control of one of the most difficult of meters , of the most complex syntax , and of the largest vocabulary used by any poet of Greece . The distinction generally ...
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... meter , vocabulary , and in- flection that it is impossible to give even a faintly adequate idea of its beauty by means of paraphrase or translation . A para- phrase into English prose of Milton's Lycidas or of an ode of Keats would ...
... meter , vocabulary , and in- flection that it is impossible to give even a faintly adequate idea of its beauty by means of paraphrase or translation . A para- phrase into English prose of Milton's Lycidas or of an ode of Keats would ...
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... meter , ideas , or language . There are no experiments , but absolute control of one of the most difficult of meters , of the most complex syntax , and of the largest vocabulary used by any poet of Greece . The distinction generally ...
... meter , ideas , or language . There are no experiments , but absolute control of one of the most difficult of meters , of the most complex syntax , and of the largest vocabulary used by any poet of Greece . The distinction generally ...
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