Christopher Marlowe: His Life and Work |
Vanuit het boek
Resultaten 1-3 van 27
Pagina 34
There is an interesting instance in Marlowe's translation of Ovid's elegy , Book I , xv , on those who envy the fame of poets : Therefore when Aint and iron wear away , Verse is immortal and shall ne'er decay .
There is an interesting instance in Marlowe's translation of Ovid's elegy , Book I , xv , on those who envy the fame of poets : Therefore when Aint and iron wear away , Verse is immortal and shall ne'er decay .
Pagina 36
We can hardly recapture ' the inexhaustible ardour that carried Marlowe through ' his labours of translation . ' To enjoy them as he did it would perhaps be necessary to be situated as he was , to be young , ardent , vital , tired of ...
We can hardly recapture ' the inexhaustible ardour that carried Marlowe through ' his labours of translation . ' To enjoy them as he did it would perhaps be necessary to be situated as he was , to be young , ardent , vital , tired of ...
Pagina 37
In the course of turning out many hundreds of rhymed couplets in translating Ovid , he laid the foundation for that mastery of the form that makes Hero and Leander , though unfinished , the most perfect and classic of Elizabethan poems ...
In the course of turning out many hundreds of rhymed couplets in translating Ovid , he laid the foundation for that mastery of the form that makes Hero and Leander , though unfinished , the most perfect and classic of Elizabethan poems ...
Wat mensen zeggen - Een review schrijven
We hebben geen reviews gevonden op de gebruikelijke plaatsen.
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
alliteration appeal authorities became better brought called Cambridge Canterbury character Christian Christopher church close comes death died doubt dramatist early Edward effective Elizabethan England English evidence expressed famous Faustus genius give given Greene hand hath Henry Hero human imagination intellectual interest kind king later Latin Leander learned less LIBRARIES lines lived London looks Lord Malta Marlowe Marlowe's matter MICHIGAN mind nature never observed original passages performed phrase play poem poet poetry Queen received reference Richard scene scholar seen sense Shakespeare shows Sonnets soul spirit stage success Tamburlaine tell theatres thee theme things Thomas thou thought touches translation true turned verse Walsingham Watson wits writing written wrote young