Literary Criticism: Pope to CroceGay Wilson Allen, Harry Hayden Clark American Book Company, 1941 - 659 Seiten |
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... Greeks and those of the moderns who have been inspired with their spirit in poetry ! Never does the Greek poet blush at nature ; he leaves to the sensuous all its rights , and yet he is quite certain never to be subdued by it . He has ...
... Greeks and those of the moderns who have been inspired with their spirit in poetry ! Never does the Greek poet blush at nature ; he leaves to the sensuous all its rights , and yet he is quite certain never to be subdued by it . He has ...
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... Greek place his glory in being insensible or indifferent to suffering , but rather in supporting it , though feeling ... Greek art , and filling us with such deep and lively emotions — this is a model presented for the imitation of all ...
... Greek place his glory in being insensible or indifferent to suffering , but rather in supporting it , though feeling ... Greek art , and filling us with such deep and lively emotions — this is a model presented for the imitation of all ...
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... Greek literature , having served the Greeks , did not die with them , but became the common property of the nations with whom it continues to be an expression of man . Roman literature does not possess so high an artistic signif- icance ...
... Greek literature , having served the Greeks , did not die with them , but became the common property of the nations with whom it continues to be an expression of man . Roman literature does not possess so high an artistic signif- icance ...
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JOSEPH ADDISON | 24 |
FRANÇOIS MARIE AROUET DE VOLTAIRE | 35 |
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