The Complete Art of Poetry, Zväzok 1Garland, 1970 |
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Strana 121
... Horace , and as well ac- quainted with the Fountain of Criticism , as Horace him- felf ; nay , and has vifibly obferved the Rules of Ari fotle , in his Eneis . After this , what need we look into a bare Lift of Names of feveral eminent ...
... Horace , and as well ac- quainted with the Fountain of Criticism , as Horace him- felf ; nay , and has vifibly obferved the Rules of Ari fotle , in his Eneis . After this , what need we look into a bare Lift of Names of feveral eminent ...
Strana 175
... Horace feems much beyond a Rival , and almost alone . But tho ' Horace must be allow'd the Sovereignty in the Latin Lyrics , yet there were many others who have merited some Praise ; as Titius extoll'à by Horace himself on this Account ...
... Horace feems much beyond a Rival , and almost alone . But tho ' Horace must be allow'd the Sovereignty in the Latin Lyrics , yet there were many others who have merited some Praise ; as Titius extoll'à by Horace himself on this Account ...
Strana 220
... Horace in the following Lines . Yet without Writing I may teach to write , Tell what the Duty of a Poet is ; Wherein his Wealth and Ornaments confift , And how he may be form'd , and how improv'd , What fit , what not , what excellent ...
... Horace in the following Lines . Yet without Writing I may teach to write , Tell what the Duty of a Poet is ; Wherein his Wealth and Ornaments confift , And how he may be form'd , and how improv'd , What fit , what not , what excellent ...
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