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Pagina 77
... Jonson appropriated phrases from the classics rather than from English poets ; and in Donne's poetry there is almost nothing and in Jonson's poetry very little of what , even in a wide sense , may be called poetic diction . Description ...
... Jonson appropriated phrases from the classics rather than from English poets ; and in Donne's poetry there is almost nothing and in Jonson's poetry very little of what , even in a wide sense , may be called poetic diction . Description ...
Pagina 165
... Jonson to compose an entertainment to welcome them . This entertainment , which Jonson , when he published it , entitled The Satyr , is pleasant enough to read , although , like so many of Jonson's entertainments and masques , as pure ...
... Jonson to compose an entertainment to welcome them . This entertainment , which Jonson , when he published it , entitled The Satyr , is pleasant enough to read , although , like so many of Jonson's entertainments and masques , as pure ...
Pagina 181
... Jonson's description for yourselves . Hymenaei , celebrating the wedding of the Earl of Essex and Frances Howard , opens with a bridal procession , ushered by Hymen , to Juno's altar , of which Jonson has given a most elaborate prose ...
... Jonson's description for yourselves . Hymenaei , celebrating the wedding of the Earl of Essex and Frances Howard , opens with a bridal procession , ushered by Hymen , to Juno's altar , of which Jonson has given a most elaborate prose ...
Inhoudsopgave
Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
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