Lives of the English Poets, Volume 1Oxford University Press, 1964 |
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Pagina 224
... poetry by the perusal of Ogylby's Homer , and Sandys's Ovid : Ogylby's assistance he never repaid with any praise ; but of Sandys he declared , in his notes to the Iliad , that English poetry owed much of its present beauty to his ...
... poetry by the perusal of Ogylby's Homer , and Sandys's Ovid : Ogylby's assistance he never repaid with any praise ; but of Sandys he declared , in his notes to the Iliad , that English poetry owed much of its present beauty to his ...
Pagina 371
... Poetry into their own language : Sannazaro wrote Arcadia in prose and verse ; Tasso and Guarini wrote Favole Boscareccie , or Sylvan Dramas ; and all nations of Europe filled volumes with Thyrsis and Damon , and Thestylis and Phyllis ...
... Poetry into their own language : Sannazaro wrote Arcadia in prose and verse ; Tasso and Guarini wrote Favole Boscareccie , or Sylvan Dramas ; and all nations of Europe filled volumes with Thyrsis and Damon , and Thestylis and Phyllis ...
Pagina 408
... poetry , with the addition , " that Poetry , like Love , is a little subject to blindness , which makes her mistake her way to prefer- ments and honours ; and that she retains a dutiful admira- tion of her father's family ; but divides ...
... poetry , with the addition , " that Poetry , like Love , is a little subject to blindness , which makes her mistake her way to prefer- ments and honours ; and that she retains a dutiful admira- tion of her father's family ; but divides ...
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