The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 4Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1862 |
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... latter , Orestes avenges the mur- der of Agamemnon ; * in doing which he commits parricide , and is delivered over to the Furies , who render him insane . The very name of the piece is derived from the libations brought by the female ...
... latter , Orestes avenges the mur- der of Agamemnon ; * in doing which he commits parricide , and is delivered over to the Furies , who render him insane . The very name of the piece is derived from the libations brought by the female ...
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... latter much less eulogistic , as may be seen from the following lines from his Table Talk : 66 Ages elapsed ere Homer's lamp appeared , And ages ere the Mantuan swan was heard ; To carry nature to lengths unknown before , To give a ...
... latter much less eulogistic , as may be seen from the following lines from his Table Talk : 66 Ages elapsed ere Homer's lamp appeared , And ages ere the Mantuan swan was heard ; To carry nature to lengths unknown before , To give a ...
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... latter the whole crowd ( nuos ) gave expression to their sorrow . But harshly as Virgil has treated Helen , all the other poets have treated her still worse , not excepting the great Shakespeare , who does not scruple to degrade her ...
... latter the whole crowd ( nuos ) gave expression to their sorrow . But harshly as Virgil has treated Helen , all the other poets have treated her still worse , not excepting the great Shakespeare , who does not scruple to degrade her ...
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... difference be- tween Homer and Virgil ; for the latter makes his heroes in- variably large , especially his gods . Homer , indeed , sometimes uses exaggeration - as what poet does not ? -in 1861. ] 13 THE MEN AND WOMEN OF HOMER .
... difference be- tween Homer and Virgil ; for the latter makes his heroes in- variably large , especially his gods . Homer , indeed , sometimes uses exaggeration - as what poet does not ? -in 1861. ] 13 THE MEN AND WOMEN OF HOMER .
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... latter ; he had only to look at - nay , to think of - the body of Patroclus in order to exclude all remorse , and stifle every sentiment of mercy , if , indeed , any such was possible to him in the whirlwind of his wrath . Hence it is ...
... latter ; he had only to look at - nay , to think of - the body of Patroclus in order to exclude all remorse , and stifle every sentiment of mercy , if , indeed , any such was possible to him in the whirlwind of his wrath . Hence it is ...
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