SophoclesG. Allen, 1902 - 215 páginas |
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Página ix
... passages ; and having his translation per- force before me , where it offered the one right word to render the Greek or to suit the metre , I have not avoided the sin of plagi- arism ; but I hope my loans will not be judged excessive in ...
... passages ; and having his translation per- force before me , where it offered the one right word to render the Greek or to suit the metre , I have not avoided the sin of plagi- arism ; but I hope my loans will not be judged excessive in ...
Página xxix
... passage in De Quincey's Essay on Style ( p . 174 ) which depicts the importance of the travelling philosopher in filling the hungry mind of his generation : philosopher , I call him , not as being one who tries to fit all experience ...
... passage in De Quincey's Essay on Style ( p . 174 ) which depicts the importance of the travelling philosopher in filling the hungry mind of his generation : philosopher , I call him , not as being one who tries to fit all experience ...
Página xlii
... passages , rather more rudely in the Old Oligarch , and nauseously imitated in Atticist rhetoricians . It is language striking conscious poses , turning round to admire itself —like the Ovidian versification , nimium amator ingenii sui ...
... passages , rather more rudely in the Old Oligarch , and nauseously imitated in Atticist rhetoricians . It is language striking conscious poses , turning round to admire itself —like the Ovidian versification , nimium amator ingenii sui ...
Página xliv
... passage , and it is one of frequent occurrence in all Lord Byron's plays , is his practice of ending his lines with insignificant monosyllables . Of , to , and , till , but , from , all concur in the course of a very few pages . A more ...
... passage , and it is one of frequent occurrence in all Lord Byron's plays , is his practice of ending his lines with insignificant monosyllables . Of , to , and , till , but , from , all concur in the course of a very few pages . A more ...
Página lv
... passage : - " Wear not within yourself one single mood , One rule and one alone of rectitude . " 2 * To the same tune are the praises of Patience inculcated by the Trachinian women , with the 1 Ant . , 1350 . 2 Ant . , 705 and 723 . 3 ...
... passage : - " Wear not within yourself one single mood , One rule and one alone of rectitude . " 2 * To the same tune are the praises of Patience inculcated by the Trachinian women , with the 1 Ant . , 1350 . 2 Ant . , 705 and 723 . 3 ...
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