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Pagina 75
... occafion to a kind of controverly among the more curious critics , concerning the utility of the chorus , which , after the model of the ancients , he hath en- deavoured to revive . That the great Gre- cian masters retained it only out ...
... occafion to a kind of controverly among the more curious critics , concerning the utility of the chorus , which , after the model of the ancients , he hath en- deavoured to revive . That the great Gre- cian masters retained it only out ...
Pagina 146
... occafion , com- pare two paffages from Theocritus and Ovid upon the same subject . The Cyclops , in the former , addreffes Galatea with compa- rifons , natural , obvious , and drawn from his fituation . Ω λευκα Γαλαζεια , τι τον φιλεον ...
... occafion , com- pare two paffages from Theocritus and Ovid upon the same subject . The Cyclops , in the former , addreffes Galatea with compa- rifons , natural , obvious , and drawn from his fituation . Ω λευκα Γαλαζεια , τι τον φιλεον ...
Pagina 196
... occafion ; when Chrift was brought be- fore the tribunal of Pilate , to be judged and condemned to death . The Poetics are perhaps the moft perfect of his compofi- Della Ragion . Poet . pag . 127 . Vir- tions : they are excellently ...
... occafion ; when Chrift was brought be- fore the tribunal of Pilate , to be judged and condemned to death . The Poetics are perhaps the moft perfect of his compofi- Della Ragion . Poet . pag . 127 . Vir- tions : they are excellently ...
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