The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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... Virgil fubmitted his Works ? Were they ignorant of the Rules which Virgil follow'd ? Muft we , because the Works of many more , and those eminent in their Time , are perifh'd , conclude they were not good Po- ets ? That wou'd prove that ...
... Virgil fubmitted his Works ? Were they ignorant of the Rules which Virgil follow'd ? Muft we , because the Works of many more , and those eminent in their Time , are perifh'd , conclude they were not good Po- ets ? That wou'd prove that ...
277. oldal
... Virgil and Homer , had the Art by the Preparation of Incidents to manage the Probability in all the Circumftances of an Heroic Action ; and Ho- mer himself indeed cannot be own'd altogether fo feru pulous and regular as Virgil , in his ...
... Virgil and Homer , had the Art by the Preparation of Incidents to manage the Probability in all the Circumftances of an Heroic Action ; and Ho- mer himself indeed cannot be own'd altogether fo feru pulous and regular as Virgil , in his ...
283. oldal
... Virgil in his Eneids , have taken an entire Action . The firft propofes the Return of Ulyffes , who , after the Deftruction of Troy , arrives in his own Country : VIRGIL proposes the Change of a State , which was ruin'd in Troy , and re ...
... Virgil in his Eneids , have taken an entire Action . The firft propofes the Return of Ulyffes , who , after the Deftruction of Troy , arrives in his own Country : VIRGIL proposes the Change of a State , which was ruin'd in Troy , and re ...
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