An Analytical Inquiry Into the Principles of TastePayne, 1805 - Počet stran: 471 |
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... Georgic is a treatise on husbandry , as its derivation from the Greek word ewpyka , belonging to tillage " , implies . According to Joseph Addison , " A Georgic is some part of the science of husbandry der . put into pleasing dress ...
... Georgic is a treatise on husbandry , as its derivation from the Greek word ewpyka , belonging to tillage " , implies . According to Joseph Addison , " A Georgic is some part of the science of husbandry der . put into pleasing dress ...
Strana x
... georgic represents Everyman , and the problems to be overcome in raising crops and livestock despite inclement weather , plant and animal diseases and the incremen- tal depredations of mice and birds provides the metaphor that ...
... georgic represents Everyman , and the problems to be overcome in raising crops and livestock despite inclement weather , plant and animal diseases and the incremen- tal depredations of mice and birds provides the metaphor that ...
Strana 2
... Georgic guages bear witness to the devoted labor spent on Vergil's agri- cultural treatises . Various recent publications , 2 moreover , testify to the living interest in the poems that have been pro- nounced the most finished product ...
... Georgic guages bear witness to the devoted labor spent on Vergil's agri- cultural treatises . Various recent publications , 2 moreover , testify to the living interest in the poems that have been pro- nounced the most finished product ...
Strana 2
... Georgic I : 417-422 , II : 418-419 , Eclogue VII : 60 , and the bountiful god Liber in Eclogue III : 58-61 . But this is more than balanced by the anthro- pomorphic treatment of him in Georgic I : 328-335 , the idea of his having ...
... Georgic I : 417-422 , II : 418-419 , Eclogue VII : 60 , and the bountiful god Liber in Eclogue III : 58-61 . But this is more than balanced by the anthro- pomorphic treatment of him in Georgic I : 328-335 , the idea of his having ...
Strana 11
... Georgics endorses the non - agricultur- al nature of the georgic genre when she takes Virgil's work to be " a delib- erately ambiguous poem " which leads us in the direction of a " greater awareness " of the questions it ...
... Georgics endorses the non - agricultur- al nature of the georgic genre when she takes Virgil's work to be " a delib- erately ambiguous poem " which leads us in the direction of a " greater awareness " of the questions it ...
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