The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... odes in the manner of Pindar , 35 What is absolutely certain is that Ronsard was the founder of elevated lyric ... odes all at once , The First Four Books of the Odes . This act he conceived as rivalry with Pindar ( who left four books ...
... odes in the manner of Pindar , 35 What is absolutely certain is that Ronsard was the founder of elevated lyric ... odes all at once , The First Four Books of the Odes . This act he conceived as rivalry with Pindar ( who left four books ...
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... odes are written for orchestra and stationary singers . ( I have sometimes thought that the Horatian odes with their musical settings find their best parallel in the fugue , the Pindaric odes like Alexander's Feast in the grand toccatas ...
... odes are written for orchestra and stationary singers . ( I have sometimes thought that the Horatian odes with their musical settings find their best parallel in the fugue , the Pindaric odes like Alexander's Feast in the grand toccatas ...
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... odes , Pyth . 4 , with its 13 triads . 37. Odes , 1. 1-7 and 9-15 are in the Pindaric A - Z - P pattern . Odes , 1.8 is often described as ' monostrophic ' and treated as an imitation of such odes as Pindar , Ol . 11 ( so Laumonier ...
... odes , Pyth . 4 , with its 13 triads . 37. Odes , 1. 1-7 and 9-15 are in the Pindaric A - Z - P pattern . Odes , 1.8 is often described as ' monostrophic ' and treated as an imitation of such odes as Pindar , Ol . 11 ( so Laumonier ...
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