The Poetical Works of John MiltonJ. M. Dent, 1912 - 554 Seiten |
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... antistrophe , or epode , -which were a kind of stanzas framed only for the music , then used with the Chorus that sung ; not essential to the poem , and therefore not material : or , being divided into stanzas or pauses , they may be ...
... antistrophe , or epode , -which were a kind of stanzas framed only for the music , then used with the Chorus that sung ; not essential to the poem , and therefore not material : or , being divided into stanzas or pauses , they may be ...
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... ANTISTROPHE Quis te , parve liber , quis te fratribus Subduxit reliquis dolo , Cum tu missus ab urbe , Docto jugiter obsecrante amico , Illustre tendebas iter Thamesis ad incunabula Cærulei patris , Fontes ubi limpidi Aonidum ...
... ANTISTROPHE Quis te , parve liber , quis te fratribus Subduxit reliquis dolo , Cum tu missus ab urbe , Docto jugiter obsecrante amico , Illustre tendebas iter Thamesis ad incunabula Cærulei patris , Fontes ubi limpidi Aonidum ...
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... ANTISTROPHE Ergo tu visere lucos Musarum ibis amœnos ; Diamque Phœbi rursus ibis in domum Oxoniâ quam valle colit , Delo posthabita , Bifidoque Parnassi jugo ; Ibis honestus , Postquam egregiam tu quoque sortem Nactus abis , dextri ...
... ANTISTROPHE Ergo tu visere lucos Musarum ibis amœnos ; Diamque Phœbi rursus ibis in domum Oxoniâ quam valle colit , Delo posthabita , Bifidoque Parnassi jugo ; Ibis honestus , Postquam egregiam tu quoque sortem Nactus abis , dextri ...
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