The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Pindar , an ancient Greek poet , who is celebrated for the boldness of his flights , the im- petuofity of his ftile , and the feeming wildnefs and ir- regularity that runs through his compofitions , and which are faid to be the effect ...
... Pindar , an ancient Greek poet , who is celebrated for the boldness of his flights , the im- petuofity of his ftile , and the feeming wildnefs and ir- regularity that runs through his compofitions , and which are faid to be the effect ...
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... Pindar's odes have been the means of fo far misleading fome of our modern poets , as to induce them to call compofitions Pindaric odes , that were not wrote in the method of Pindar , it is neceffary to be a little more particular on ...
... Pindar's odes have been the means of fo far misleading fome of our modern poets , as to induce them to call compofitions Pindaric odes , that were not wrote in the method of Pindar , it is neceffary to be a little more particular on ...
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... Pindar's method through ignorance , but by choice ; and that as their odes were not to be performed , with both finging and dancing , in the manner of Pindar's , it feemed unneceffary to confine the first and fecond ftanzas to the fame ...
... Pindar's method through ignorance , but by choice ; and that as their odes were not to be performed , with both finging and dancing , in the manner of Pindar's , it feemed unneceffary to confine the first and fecond ftanzas to the fame ...
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