The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Italy in confe- quence of the will of heaven , and the exprefs order of the gods , declared in oracles and prophecies . What they thus fuppofed , Virgil realizes . The fates , or will of heaven , in Virgil , is Jupiter giving his orders ...
... Italy in confe- quence of the will of heaven , and the exprefs order of the gods , declared in oracles and prophecies . What they thus fuppofed , Virgil realizes . The fates , or will of heaven , in Virgil , is Jupiter giving his orders ...
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... Italy ; and when he was moft in danger of quitting his defign . " : This is indeed clearing the poet , but it does not dif- charge the hero ; for if only the vulgar believed that the gods were thus engaged , we cannot fuppofe that Dido ...
... Italy ; and when he was moft in danger of quitting his defign . " : This is indeed clearing the poet , but it does not dif- charge the hero ; for if only the vulgar believed that the gods were thus engaged , we cannot fuppofe that Dido ...
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... Italy , that many of his canto's are publicly fung in that country , as those of Homer were in Greece , owing in a great measure we may suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it ...
... Italy , that many of his canto's are publicly fung in that country , as those of Homer were in Greece , owing in a great measure we may suppose , to the choice of his fubject , in which he was more happy than Homer , in as much as it ...
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