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Studies in Philology Volume XXXVIII APRIL , 1941 Number 2 THE MEDICAL CONCEPT IN ENGLISH RENAISSANCE SATIRIC THEORY : ITS POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS AND IMPLICATIONS By MARY CLAIRE RANDOLPH No reader of English satire in the Renaissance can ...
Studies in Philology Volume XXXVIII APRIL , 1941 Number 2 THE MEDICAL CONCEPT IN ENGLISH RENAISSANCE SATIRIC THEORY : ITS POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS AND IMPLICATIONS By MARY CLAIRE RANDOLPH No reader of English satire in the Renaissance can ...
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The satirist becomes in neo - classic theory a philosopher and moralist instead of the short - gowned barbersurgeon of Renaissance metaphor ; and the vices and follies earlier characterized as ulcers , tetters , and pustules become ...
The satirist becomes in neo - classic theory a philosopher and moralist instead of the short - gowned barbersurgeon of Renaissance metaphor ; and the vices and follies earlier characterized as ulcers , tetters , and pustules become ...
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THE TWO MATTERS : CLASSICAL AND CHRISTIAN IN THE RENAISSANCE By ARNOLD WILLIAMS Probably the most notable fact about the English Renaissance is that in England the New Learning and the Protestant Revolt coincided .
THE TWO MATTERS : CLASSICAL AND CHRISTIAN IN THE RENAISSANCE By ARNOLD WILLIAMS Probably the most notable fact about the English Renaissance is that in England the New Learning and the Protestant Revolt coincided .
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