The Road from Horton: Looking Backwards in "Lycidas"English Literary Studies, University of Victoria, 1983 - 90 páginas This book argues that it was through his dialogue with the pastoral and elegiac traditions in Lycidas that Milton first came face to face with the frustrations and pressures which were to change the future course of his life. |
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... Lycidas engages in a singing match with Simi- chidas . The identification of his competitor as Menalcas , on the other hand , recalls Virgil's ninth Eclogue in which Lycidas , now a shepherd , discusses with Moeris the poetic ...
... Lycidas engages in a singing match with Simi- chidas . The identification of his competitor as Menalcas , on the other hand , recalls Virgil's ninth Eclogue in which Lycidas , now a shepherd , discusses with Moeris the poetic ...
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... Lycidas will henceforth serve as “ the Genius of the shore " ( 183 ) . Orpheus was killed by " the rout that made the hideous roar " ( 61 ) because he resisted marriage ; Lycidas is enter- tained by " solemn troops , and sweet Societies ...
... Lycidas will henceforth serve as “ the Genius of the shore " ( 183 ) . Orpheus was killed by " the rout that made the hideous roar " ( 61 ) because he resisted marriage ; Lycidas is enter- tained by " solemn troops , and sweet Societies ...
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... Lycidas " in Patrides , pp . 120-25 . 15 The Anxiety of Influence ( New York : Oxford Univ . Press , 1973 ) , p . 30 . NOTES TO CHAPTER TWO 1 " Who is Lycidas ? " , Yale French Studies , 47 ( 1972 ) , 170. In her note " Milton's Lycidas ...
... Lycidas " in Patrides , pp . 120-25 . 15 The Anxiety of Influence ( New York : Oxford Univ . Press , 1973 ) , p . 30 . NOTES TO CHAPTER TWO 1 " Who is Lycidas ? " , Yale French Studies , 47 ( 1972 ) , 170. In her note " Milton's Lycidas ...
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