The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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121. oldal
... those eminent in their Time , are perifh'd , conclude they were not good Po- ets ? That wou'd prove that all those who have reach'd our Days are good , and that would establish Lucan in fpite of what the Knight has faid against him ...
... those eminent in their Time , are perifh'd , conclude they were not good Po- ets ? That wou'd prove that all those who have reach'd our Days are good , and that would establish Lucan in fpite of what the Knight has faid against him ...
237. oldal
... those Paffions , and Incidents , that should render it agreeable , nay tran- fporting . But we have fufficient Proof even here of the Fallity of this Affertion , fince we find that those few which have no under Plot have taken more ...
... those Paffions , and Incidents , that should render it agreeable , nay tran- fporting . But we have fufficient Proof even here of the Fallity of this Affertion , fince we find that those few which have no under Plot have taken more ...
240. oldal
... those which only come one after another . For as Dacier juftly and appofitely obferves , the latter are like Numbers which fubfift by themselves , independent of those which went before , the first neither induces the fecond , nor the ...
... those which only come one after another . For as Dacier juftly and appofitely obferves , the latter are like Numbers which fubfift by themselves , independent of those which went before , the first neither induces the fecond , nor the ...
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