The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... modern world could not realize itself without the world of classical antiquity , which was a necessary prior stage in the ascent of man . His work is a synthesis of ancient Rome and modern Italy ( or rather modern Europe ) , so alive ...
... modern world could not realize itself without the world of classical antiquity , which was a necessary prior stage in the ascent of man . His work is a synthesis of ancient Rome and modern Italy ( or rather modern Europe ) , so alive ...
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... modern lyric poetry . It was not like the theatre , where the emergence of Greek and Latin comedy and tragedy was a complete revelation of hitherto undreamed - of forms and creative possibilities . Poets who already commanded the rhyme ...
... modern lyric poetry . It was not like the theatre , where the emergence of Greek and Latin comedy and tragedy was a complete revelation of hitherto undreamed - of forms and creative possibilities . Poets who already commanded the rhyme ...
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... modern writer could use Latin words or constructions not found in his works , and those , more liberal , who pointed out that Latin was still a living language which modern authors could expand and alter to their own needs . Since this ...
... modern writer could use Latin words or constructions not found in his works , and those , more liberal , who pointed out that Latin was still a living language which modern authors could expand and alter to their own needs . Since this ...
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