Physics Briefs: Physikalische Berichte, المجلد 6Physik Verlag., 1966 |
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... poet . The reasons , he hints , why the poet takes his stand among the gods , and why he receives the sympathy of nature , is because his feelings are more profound than those of other men , and be- cause therefore he suffers more ...
... poet . The reasons , he hints , why the poet takes his stand among the gods , and why he receives the sympathy of nature , is because his feelings are more profound than those of other men , and be- cause therefore he suffers more ...
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... poet alone has access and which is closed to ordi- nary mortals ; a place where dignity of intellect , delicacy of soul and bodily beauty thrive and flourish . The poet who seeks this place is a stranger among men . This land in which ...
... poet alone has access and which is closed to ordi- nary mortals ; a place where dignity of intellect , delicacy of soul and bodily beauty thrive and flourish . The poet who seeks this place is a stranger among men . This land in which ...
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... poet is always something that is at once both a self - confession and a self - revelation . Goethe , for example , would never have been able to foist Faust upon the German people if he had not really belonged to them . Any historian ...
... poet is always something that is at once both a self - confession and a self - revelation . Goethe , for example , would never have been able to foist Faust upon the German people if he had not really belonged to them . Any historian ...
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Introduction by Steele Commager | 1 |
The Discovery of a Spiritual Landscape | 14 |
The Georgics by Jacques Perret | 28 |
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Achilles action Aeneas Aeneid Allecto Allegorie Anchises ancient Angitia Apollo appears Arcadia Aristaeus artus Augustan Augustus battle Carthage Cato contrast cosmic Daphnis death described destiny Dido Dido's divine echo Eclogues epic episode fact fata fate father feeling finally flame forces furor future Gallus Georgics glory goddess gods golden bough Greek Hector hero heroic Homer horse human ideal Iliad Iliadic Aeneid imagery Italy Juno Juno's Jupiter land Laocoon Latin Latium lines literary live meaning metaphor mistletoe motifs myth narrative nature Octavian Odyssey Pallas parallel passage passion past peace Penthesilea phrase pietas poet poetic poetry Priam Pyrrhus reality rebirth Roman Rome Rome's says scene second Book sense serpent shepherds Sibyl significance simile soul speech spirit storm story suggest symbol Tenedos theme Theocritus thing tion tragedy tree Trojans Troy Troy's Turnus Umbro underworld Venus victory violence Virgil Virgilian whole poem words καὶ