Dr. Johnson's Critical Vocabulary: A Selection from His DictionaryUniversity Press of America, 1986 - 268 Seiten |
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... inspiration , " Infusion of ideas into the mind by a superiour power , " and most of the illustrative quota- tions indicate that this is in fact the passive inspiration of antiquity , where one was possessed from the outside by some ...
... inspiration , " Infusion of ideas into the mind by a superiour power , " and most of the illustrative quota- tions indicate that this is in fact the passive inspiration of antiquity , where one was possessed from the outside by some ...
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... inspiration possessed by the spirit " ( the old , classical notion ) but that , rather , Shakespeare himself possesses this inspiring spirit ; it is some- thing emanating from him.28 So too , today , a coach is said inspire his players ...
... inspiration possessed by the spirit " ( the old , classical notion ) but that , rather , Shakespeare himself possesses this inspiring spirit ; it is some- thing emanating from him.28 So too , today , a coach is said inspire his players ...
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... inspiration , by which it is distinguished from a pleurisy , in which the greatest pain is in expiration . 2 . 3 ... inspiration ? Your father was ever virtuous , and holy men at their death have good inspirations . Shakesp . Merch . of ...
... inspiration , by which it is distinguished from a pleurisy , in which the greatest pain is in expiration . 2 . 3 ... inspiration ? Your father was ever virtuous , and holy men at their death have good inspirations . Shakesp . Merch . of ...
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action Addison Addison's Spectator AEneid ancient Arbuthnot Bacon beauty Brown's Vulgar Errours Classicks conceit Coriolanus criticism definition Denham divine doth dramatick Dryd Dryden Dryden's Dufresnoy Dunciad earth elegance English English language Essay ev'ry fable fancy fantastick figure genius give hath heav'n Henry VIII heroick Hooker Hudibras humour ideas imagination imitation inspiration invention Johnson's Dictionary judgment Juvenal King Lear Knight's Tale L'Estrange language learning letter literary Locke Macbeth matter meaning Milton Milton's Paradise Lost mind moral muse musick nature Paradise Lost passion periphrasis person play pleasure poem poet poetry Pope Pope's pow'r praise prayer Preface Prior publick reason rhetorick rhime rhyme Roscommon Samuel Johnson scene scripture sense Shak Shakesp Shakespeare shew Sidney sing song soul sound South's Sermons speak speech spirit stile Stillingfleet Swift syllable tale thee thing thou thought tongue truth verse Waller Watt's Logick words write