The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... Pindar and Horace , then , are both classical poets - in the sense that they belong to the same literary tradition , the tradition which sprang from Greece and grew through Rome . But in many of their aims and methods they are quite ...
... Pindar and Horace , then , are both classical poets - in the sense that they belong to the same literary tradition , the tradition which sprang from Greece and grew through Rome . But in many of their aims and methods they are quite ...
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... Pindar , 35 What is absolutely certain is that Ronsard was the founder of elevated lyric poetry on classical models , not only for France , but for all modern Europe . He achieved this by the bold step of publishing a huge single ...
... Pindar , 35 What is absolutely certain is that Ronsard was the founder of elevated lyric poetry on classical models , not only for France , but for all modern Europe . He achieved this by the bold step of publishing a huge single ...
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... Pindar , he must cultivate the dark profundity of an oracle . He usually achieved this , however , not by writing sentences in which every word is charged with deep significance , their order too is meaningful , and whole phrases ...
... Pindar , he must cultivate the dark profundity of an oracle . He usually achieved this , however , not by writing sentences in which every word is charged with deep significance , their order too is meaningful , and whole phrases ...
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