Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green and Company, 1931 - 169 Seiten |
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... seems strange that Homer did not try to win favor for himself by adding to his poems the praise of some living poten- tate , a trait so pronounced in the poetry of Virgil , Horace , and Tennyson . The absence of definite local ...
... seems strange that Homer did not try to win favor for himself by adding to his poems the praise of some living poten- tate , a trait so pronounced in the poetry of Virgil , Horace , and Tennyson . The absence of definite local ...
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... seems the arrogance of genius that he could trust his own enduring renown to poems which do not even contain his name . Somehow Homer was able to reach poetic effects which seem easy and natural but which have been reached by none ...
... seems the arrogance of genius that he could trust his own enduring renown to poems which do not even contain his name . Somehow Homer was able to reach poetic effects which seem easy and natural but which have been reached by none ...
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... seems strange that Homer did not try to win favor for himself by adding to his poems the praise of some living poten- tate , a trait so pronounced in the poetry of Virgil , Horace , and Tennyson . The absence of definite local ...
... seems strange that Homer did not try to win favor for himself by adding to his poems the praise of some living poten- tate , a trait so pronounced in the poetry of Virgil , Horace , and Tennyson . The absence of definite local ...
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