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Pagina 124
... seem agreed in understanding the ex- preffion , μια περιοδος ήλιου , to mean only an artificial day . But I own I could never yet perceive any good reason why we should not permit Ariftotle to mean , what he seems , in plain terms , to ...
... seem agreed in understanding the ex- preffion , μια περιοδος ήλιου , to mean only an artificial day . But I own I could never yet perceive any good reason why we should not permit Ariftotle to mean , what he seems , in plain terms , to ...
Pagina 126
... seems perfectly to have succeeded in shew- ing , that no such rules were imposed on the Greek poets , by the critics , or by themselves ; -nor are imposed on any poet , either by the nature , or the end , of the dramatic imitation ...
... seems perfectly to have succeeded in shew- ing , that no such rules were imposed on the Greek poets , by the critics , or by themselves ; -nor are imposed on any poet , either by the nature , or the end , of the dramatic imitation ...
Pagina 128
It seems then that the passage will fairly admit of the meaning I have proposed . And whether that meaning would not be more to Ariftotle's purpose , than the other , I willingly iubmit to the read- er's confideration . For why ...
It seems then that the passage will fairly admit of the meaning I have proposed . And whether that meaning would not be more to Ariftotle's purpose , than the other , I willingly iubmit to the read- er's confideration . For why ...
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