The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Epic from a Dramatic Poem is , its being a Narration that comes immediately from the Poet , and is not reprefented , as in Tragedy , by perfons introduced for that purpose . The chief things to be confidered in an Epic Poem are , first ...
... Epic from a Dramatic Poem is , its being a Narration that comes immediately from the Poet , and is not reprefented , as in Tragedy , by perfons introduced for that purpose . The chief things to be confidered in an Epic Poem are , first ...
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... Epic Poem , which , we may fuppofe , were originally . drawn from the Iliad and Odyey , and afterwards ac- commodated to the Eneid ; for , as Mr. Voltaire juftly obferves , " the Iliad and Odyffey of Homer being of a different nature ...
... Epic Poem , which , we may fuppofe , were originally . drawn from the Iliad and Odyey , and afterwards ac- commodated to the Eneid ; for , as Mr. Voltaire juftly obferves , " the Iliad and Odyffey of Homer being of a different nature ...
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... Epic Poem . What Mr. Voltaire has obferved on this fubject , is in fome measure juft , but not wholly fo . - The ... poem . If Milton has blemishes , they are fo buried in beauties , fo wrapt up in fublimity and fplen- dor , that , like ...
... Epic Poem . What Mr. Voltaire has obferved on this fubject , is in fome measure juft , but not wholly fo . - The ... poem . If Milton has blemishes , they are fo buried in beauties , fo wrapt up in fublimity and fplen- dor , that , like ...
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