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Pagina 384
... Iliad , are not of this Nature , of an Epic Poem , is , that it should be an entire nor to reprehend Virgil's Simile of the Top , ' and Action : An Action is entire when it is complete many other of the same [ kind2 ] in the Iliad , as ...
... Iliad , are not of this Nature , of an Epic Poem , is , that it should be an entire nor to reprehend Virgil's Simile of the Top , ' and Action : An Action is entire when it is complete many other of the same [ kind2 ] in the Iliad , as ...
Pagina 400
... Iliad . He every where charms and pleases us by the Force of his own Genius ; but seldom elevates and transports us ... ( Iliad iv . ) Of horses of the gods : Far as a shepherd from some spot on high O'er the wide main extends his ...
... Iliad . He every where charms and pleases us by the Force of his own Genius ; but seldom elevates and transports us ... ( Iliad iv . ) Of horses of the gods : Far as a shepherd from some spot on high O'er the wide main extends his ...
Pagina 602
... Iliad is like travelling through a Country uninhabited , where the Fancy is entertained with a thousand Savage Prospects of vast Desarts , wide uncultivated Marshes , huge Forests , mis - shapen Rocks and Precipices . On the contrary ...
... Iliad is like travelling through a Country uninhabited , where the Fancy is entertained with a thousand Savage Prospects of vast Desarts , wide uncultivated Marshes , huge Forests , mis - shapen Rocks and Precipices . On the contrary ...
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