The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 4Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1862 |
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... most renowned of the world's poets , from the divine Homer . What is still more remarkable is , that it is those who have followed him most closely that have succeeded VOL . IV.-NO. VII . 1 best . In proof of this , it would be.
... most renowned of the world's poets , from the divine Homer . What is still more remarkable is , that it is those who have followed him most closely that have succeeded VOL . IV.-NO. VII . 1 best . In proof of this , it would be.
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... poems ; nor does Dante form an exception to the rule , although his Divina Commedia is rather a tragedy , or series of tragedies , than an epic . This universal admiration is of no modern growth . It has existed from the time Lycurgus ...
... poems ; nor does Dante form an exception to the rule , although his Divina Commedia is rather a tragedy , or series of tragedies , than an epic . This universal admiration is of no modern growth . It has existed from the time Lycurgus ...
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... poems of various kinds , the chief materials of which have been drawn from Homer , showing how much truth there is ... poets to Homer , is not strange . Nor must we be surprised to find those favorites sometimes declared superior to ...
... poems of various kinds , the chief materials of which have been drawn from Homer , showing how much truth there is ... poets to Homer , is not strange . Nor must we be surprised to find those favorites sometimes declared superior to ...
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... poets have treated her still worse , not excepting the great Shakespeare , who does not scruple to degrade her , in his Troilus and Cressida , down to the position of a common cour- tesan . For the sake of the fame of the author of ...
... poets have treated her still worse , not excepting the great Shakespeare , who does not scruple to degrade her , in his Troilus and Cressida , down to the position of a common cour- tesan . For the sake of the fame of the author of ...
الصفحة 9
... said , though through no fault of Shakespeare's , but be- cause they had passed through inferior hands since first taken from the portrait gallery of the Homeric poems before they 1861. ] 9 THE MEN AND WOMEN OF HOMER .
... said , though through no fault of Shakespeare's , but be- cause they had passed through inferior hands since first taken from the portrait gallery of the Homeric poems before they 1861. ] 9 THE MEN AND WOMEN OF HOMER .
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