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Strana 21
... composition were exactly the same in these two poems . Though the critics on Statius , not appre- hending this identity , or exact correspondence be- tween the satire and epistle , have unnecessarily , and without warrant , altered the ...
... composition were exactly the same in these two poems . Though the critics on Statius , not appre- hending this identity , or exact correspondence be- tween the satire and epistle , have unnecessarily , and without warrant , altered the ...
Strana 273
... composition , " are of the province of art . Yet , though their powers are thus distinct , each , in order to attain its due perfection , must conspire , and be consociated , with the other . For that " sublime of conception " and ...
... composition , " are of the province of art . Yet , though their powers are thus distinct , each , in order to attain its due perfection , must conspire , and be consociated , with the other . For that " sublime of conception " and ...
Strana 387
... composition whose laws are to be deduced from the consideration of its end , these characters are to be kept by an artist , perfectly distinct ? However this restraint upon tragedy does not prove that , EPISTLE TO AUGUSTUS . 387.
... composition whose laws are to be deduced from the consideration of its end , these characters are to be kept by an artist , perfectly distinct ? However this restraint upon tragedy does not prove that , EPISTLE TO AUGUSTUS . 387.
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