Homer and His InfluenceLongmans, Green, 1925 - 169 Seiten |
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... original words of the poet . Many phrases which cannot be brought into English without becoming the flattest prose or டு the worst metrical drivel are expressed in the original [ 32 ] III TRANSLATIONS OF HOMER.
... original words of the poet . Many phrases which cannot be brought into English without becoming the flattest prose or டு the worst metrical drivel are expressed in the original [ 32 ] III TRANSLATIONS OF HOMER.
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... original , and I have often been obliged to turn to the Greek in order to find the meaning Chapman intended to convey . A reading of this famous translation gives hardly an inkling of the style or excellencies of Homer . In book VI of ...
... original , and I have often been obliged to turn to the Greek in order to find the meaning Chapman intended to convey . A reading of this famous translation gives hardly an inkling of the style or excellencies of Homer . In book VI of ...
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... Original einer sansculottischen Demagogenrede . Helen , Andromache , Hecuba , and Penelope were all wives and mothers , but the poet has so pictured them that each represents something quite apart from the other three . Nausicaa , the ...
... Original einer sansculottischen Demagogenrede . Helen , Andromache , Hecuba , and Penelope were all wives and mothers , but the poet has so pictured them that each represents something quite apart from the other three . Nausicaa , the ...
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