Elizabethan Narrative VerseNigel Alexander Edward Arnold, 1967 - 338 pagina's |
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... Nature and , in her power over bees , sparrows and Cupid , a force which challenges comparison with Nature . She is both temptress , provoking love , and victim , since she herself will become one of the sacrifices . This contrast is ...
... Nature and , in her power over bees , sparrows and Cupid , a force which challenges comparison with Nature . She is both temptress , provoking love , and victim , since she herself will become one of the sacrifices . This contrast is ...
Pagina 145
... Nature , is a Goddesse part , Though oft , men Natures notes , please more then Art . But heere are Art and Nature both confinde , Art casting Nature in so deepe a trance 260 That both seeme deade , because they be divinde , Buried is ...
... Nature , is a Goddesse part , Though oft , men Natures notes , please more then Art . But heere are Art and Nature both confinde , Art casting Nature in so deepe a trance 260 That both seeme deade , because they be divinde , Buried is ...
Pagina 196
... nature gave , 135 To feele the frost , amidst the fire : Blame not this Dians Nimphe too much , Sith God by nature made her such . Let all the graces now be glad , That fram'd a grace that past them all , 140 Let Juno be no longer sad ...
... nature gave , 135 To feele the frost , amidst the fire : Blame not this Dians Nimphe too much , Sith God by nature made her such . Let all the graces now be glad , That fram'd a grace that past them all , 140 Let Juno be no longer sad ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction I | 1 |
The Fable of Ovid treting of Narcissus 1560 | 27 |
Scillaes Metamorphosis 1589 | 33 |
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