The Grounds of Criticism in Poetry, 1704Scolar Press, 1971 - Počet stran: 127 |
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... noble Foundation , which makes much for the Dignity of Man's Nature . For fecing the fenfible World is in Dignity inferior to the Soul of Man , Poefy feems to endow human Nature , with that which Hiftory denies , and to give ...
... noble Foundation , which makes much for the Dignity of Man's Nature . For fecing the fenfible World is in Dignity inferior to the Soul of Man , Poefy feems to endow human Nature , with that which Hiftory denies , and to give ...
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... Noble , because the top of the Vifible , is admirably liken'd to the top of the invifible Creation : But in the two laft Verfes , Taffo has injudici- oufly been guilty of an Anticlimax . But now let us fee how Milton de- fcribes the ...
... Noble , because the top of the Vifible , is admirably liken'd to the top of the invifible Creation : But in the two laft Verfes , Taffo has injudici- oufly been guilty of an Anticlimax . But now let us fee how Milton de- fcribes the ...
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... noble Ideas and confequently a noble Spirit , as we may fee by the Second Ode , of the Second Book of Horace . Latius regnes avidum Domando Spiritum , quam fi Lybiam Remotis Gadibus Fungas , & uterq ; Panus ferviat uni . Which in ...
... noble Ideas and confequently a noble Spirit , as we may fee by the Second Ode , of the Second Book of Horace . Latius regnes avidum Domando Spiritum , quam fi Lybiam Remotis Gadibus Fungas , & uterq ; Panus ferviat uni . Which in ...
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