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The difference between the common reading and the scanning , according to the
laws of prosody , of a Greek or Latin hexameter line ( for example ) is so great
with modern scholars , that it is almost as difficult to imagine how these could
have ...
The difference between the common reading and the scanning , according to the
laws of prosody , of a Greek or Latin hexameter line ( for example ) is so great
with modern scholars , that it is almost as difficult to imagine how these could
have ...
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Without particular reference to these distinctions , I shall briefly notice several of
the principal classes of poetry , according to the limits which must not here be
exceeded . Narrative poetry embraces all the varieties of metrical story - telling ,
from ...
Without particular reference to these distinctions , I shall briefly notice several of
the principal classes of poetry , according to the limits which must not here be
exceeded . Narrative poetry embraces all the varieties of metrical story - telling ,
from ...
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Mr. Roscoe informs us , that the great artist presented a memorial to the Pontiff on
this project , accompanied by a drawing of an entire edifice , completed
according to the rules which he had laid down for the development of the whole .
Mr. Roscoe informs us , that the great artist presented a memorial to the Pontiff on
this project , accompanied by a drawing of an entire edifice , completed
according to the rules which he had laid down for the development of the whole .
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The characters themselves are all necessarily imperfect , and , according to the
law of their nature , must be in everlasting motion , or everlastingly at rest ; always
rejoicing , or always weeping ; infallibly good , or incorrigibly bad . In short , the ...
The characters themselves are all necessarily imperfect , and , according to the
law of their nature , must be in everlasting motion , or everlastingly at rest ; always
rejoicing , or always weeping ; infallibly good , or incorrigibly bad . In short , the ...
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No ; the ancient Indians were men of mighty bone and mighty intellect , not only
according to the evidence of these unparalleled relics of their power , but
according to the most authentic testimony of those who have described the
expedition of ...
No ; the ancient Indians were men of mighty bone and mighty intellect , not only
according to the evidence of these unparalleled relics of their power , but
according to the most authentic testimony of those who have described the
expedition of ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on poetry and general literature |
| 著者 | James Montgomery |
| 出版社 | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1833 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2014年9月17日 |
| ページ数 | 394 ページ |
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