The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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19. oldal
... himself a Heathen Philofopher : He tells us , that Fraud , Rapine , and all Manner of Violence , are commanded or countenanced by the Poets , and that by Precedents and Examples drawn from the Gods themselves . Thus is Mercury made the ...
... himself a Heathen Philofopher : He tells us , that Fraud , Rapine , and all Manner of Violence , are commanded or countenanced by the Poets , and that by Precedents and Examples drawn from the Gods themselves . Thus is Mercury made the ...
126. oldal
... himself , or not any thing well , and with the publick Approbation , I never give my felf the Trouble of reading him over . And I ( affum'd Laudon ) when I find any Writing or Speaking against Criticism , presently examine whe- ther he ...
... himself , or not any thing well , and with the publick Approbation , I never give my felf the Trouble of reading him over . And I ( affum'd Laudon ) when I find any Writing or Speaking against Criticism , presently examine whe- ther he ...
258. oldal
... himself into the Paffion by imitating the Gel- ture , & c . will fucceed much better , than he who fits down , and calmly confiders what is proper for fuch or fuch a Character to do or fay : The Reason is , that he who is touch'd himself ...
... himself into the Paffion by imitating the Gel- ture , & c . will fucceed much better , than he who fits down , and calmly confiders what is proper for fuch or fuch a Character to do or fay : The Reason is , that he who is touch'd himself ...
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