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Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. 6. Of Picture and Poetry Poetry and picture87 are arts of a like nature and both are busy about imitation . It was excellently said of Plutarch , poetry was a speaking picture and picture a mute poesie ...
Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. 6. Of Picture and Poetry Poetry and picture87 are arts of a like nature and both are busy about imitation . It was excellently said of Plutarch , poetry was a speaking picture and picture a mute poesie ...
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Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. V. THE ART OF POETRY Observations on the Theory of Poetry , for Fuller Expansion and Comment What is a poet ? A poet is that which by the Greeks is called kat ' exochen ho poietes , 1 a maker , or a ...
Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. V. THE ART OF POETRY Observations on the Theory of Poetry , for Fuller Expansion and Comment What is a poet ? A poet is that which by the Greeks is called kat ' exochen ho poietes , 1 a maker , or a ...
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... poetry which is a means , like that of Shelley , and poetry which is an end , like Ben Jonson's . In its very skilful- ness Jonson's poetry is eminently sincere , and its craft - con- sciousness is not something over which Symonds ...
... poetry which is a means , like that of Shelley , and poetry which is an end , like Ben Jonson's . In its very skilful- ness Jonson's poetry is eminently sincere , and its craft - con- sciousness is not something over which Symonds ...
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