The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... gods , muft , I apprehend , appear abfurd , even at the time when he wrote his poem , notwithstanding what the critics may have advanc'd to the contrary . Juno's impofing upon Jupiter , by brib- ing the god of fleep to clofe his eyes ...
... gods , muft , I apprehend , appear abfurd , even at the time when he wrote his poem , notwithstanding what the critics may have advanc'd to the contrary . Juno's impofing upon Jupiter , by brib- ing the god of fleep to clofe his eyes ...
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... gods beftow ) the lofty lay , To gods alone , and god - like worth , we pay . Save then the poet , and thyself reward ; ' Tis thine to merit , mine is to record . That here I fung , was force and not defire ; This hand reluctant touch'd ...
... gods beftow ) the lofty lay , To gods alone , and god - like worth , we pay . Save then the poet , and thyself reward ; ' Tis thine to merit , mine is to record . That here I fung , was force and not defire ; This hand reluctant touch'd ...
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... god or other , for every power perior to man they called by that name . fu- The very best of the ancient poets , and the greatest . patterns for writing that ever were , introduces the gods perpetually and without referve . Homer fcarce ...
... god or other , for every power perior to man they called by that name . fu- The very best of the ancient poets , and the greatest . patterns for writing that ever were , introduces the gods perpetually and without referve . Homer fcarce ...
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