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Reading Marlowe , ' the first English poet whose powers can be called sublime ' , prompted some of Swinburne's purplest prose , but he breaks no new ground . The old formulas persist : the terseness and vigour of the Lucan are admired ...
Reading Marlowe , ' the first English poet whose powers can be called sublime ' , prompted some of Swinburne's purplest prose , but he breaks no new ground . The old formulas persist : the terseness and vigour of the Lucan are admired ...
Pagina 9
407 ff . ) Narcissus does not drown . 77. wild Hippolytus ] He preferred hunting to love . See the reference to his enmity to Venus in Ovid , Amores , 11. iv . 32 ; in Marlowe's translation he is called ' the chastest ' . 79-84 .
407 ff . ) Narcissus does not drown . 77. wild Hippolytus ] He preferred hunting to love . See the reference to his enmity to Venus in Ovid , Amores , 11. iv . 32 ; in Marlowe's translation he is called ' the chastest ' . 79-84 .
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Marlowe has Hesperus ( the evening star ) for Lucifer ; the planet Venus was called Hesperus or Lucifer as it was the evening or morning star . 332. ugly Night ] Compare i Tamburlaine , v . ii . 231 : ' ... ugly darkness with her rusty ...
Marlowe has Hesperus ( the evening star ) for Lucifer ; the planet Venus was called Hesperus or Lucifer as it was the evening or morning star . 332. ugly Night ] Compare i Tamburlaine , v . ii . 231 : ' ... ugly darkness with her rusty ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Poems [of] Christopher Marlowe Revels plays |
| Auteur | Christopher Marlowe |
| Redacteur | Millar MacLure |
| Editie | herzien |
| Uitgever | Methuen, 1968 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 1 maart 2008 |
| Lengte | 271 pagina's |
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