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Homer , indeed , introduces the duel between Hector and Ajax with unexampled
sublimity : but when the cor :batants meet , how soon is the conflict over , and
how little are the readers kept in suspense ! Tasso has imitated this combat , with
its ...
Homer , indeed , introduces the duel between Hector and Ajax with unexampled
sublimity : but when the cor :batants meet , how soon is the conflict over , and
how little are the readers kept in suspense ! Tasso has imitated this combat , with
its ...
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believe , every unprejudiced reader will confess his disappointment , where
Hector is represented flying at the mere sight of Achilles ; and when , after having
becii thrice chased round the walls of Troy , he turns , at the instigation of Pallas ,
to ...
believe , every unprejudiced reader will confess his disappointment , where
Hector is represented flying at the mere sight of Achilles ; and when , after having
becii thrice chased round the walls of Troy , he turns , at the instigation of Pallas ,
to ...
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As the far greater part of my readers must be supposed ' unacquainted with the
work on which this poem is immediately founded , I have thought it expedient to
prefix to the Furioso a general view of Boyardo's principal story , as connected
with ...
As the far greater part of my readers must be supposed ' unacquainted with the
work on which this poem is immediately founded , I have thought it expedient to
prefix to the Furioso a general view of Boyardo's principal story , as connected
with ...
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Though it is not here recommended that any one should imitate the
extravagances of the Italian writers , yet while the enthusiastic spirit , that hurries
away the reader , continues to be regarded as the glorious criterion of true poetry
, cvery ...
Though it is not here recommended that any one should imitate the
extravagances of the Italian writers , yet while the enthusiastic spirit , that hurries
away the reader , continues to be regarded as the glorious criterion of true poetry
, cvery ...
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Latin ; and actually composed some initial lines in that language . He chose the
subject of Boyardo , which was well known to all ; and being left unfinished , had
strongly excited the reader's curiosity to see the end of a story so artfully begun .
Latin ; and actually composed some initial lines in that language . He chose the
subject of Boyardo , which was well known to all ; and being left unfinished , had
strongly excited the reader's curiosity to see the end of a story so artfully begun .
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Angelica appear Ariosto arms battle bear beauty behold Boyardo Bradamant breast brother called castle cause Charlemain charms Christian course cruel dame damsel daughter death desire dreadful drew duke enchanted eyes face fair fame father fear field fight foes force fortune France gave give grace hand head hear heart honour hopes horse Italian Italy kind king knight known land leaves length light living looks lost maid manner meet mind nature never o'er once Orlando Orlando Furioso passage plain poem poet race reader receive Rinaldo ring rise Rogero romance round secret seems seen sent shore side sight soon soul steed stood story strange sword taken tell thou thought till took turn virgin warrior writers youth
書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Orlando Furioso, 第 1 巻 Orlando Furioso, Lodovico Ariosto |
| 著者 | Lodovico Ariosto |
| 翻訳 | John Hoole |
| 出版社 | Otridge and Son [etc.] at the Union Printing-Office, 1807 |
| 書籍の提供元 | イリノイ大学アーバナ シャンペーン校 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2019年11月26日 |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |