The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... subjects of only two poems are classical . These are The Franciad , which is a failure , and The Theseid , which is ... subjects Greco - Roman mythology provides practically all 8. THE RENAISSANCE : EPIC 147 Paradise Lost Paradise ...
... subjects of only two poems are classical . These are The Franciad , which is a failure , and The Theseid , which is ... subjects Greco - Roman mythology provides practically all 8. THE RENAISSANCE : EPIC 147 Paradise Lost Paradise ...
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... subjects : energy and eloquence are breathed into them , they are excited , mastered , dominated , they must write . Their problem is to control their emotions , and to direct them to the point of maximum expressiveness . But mediocre ...
... subjects : energy and eloquence are breathed into them , they are excited , mastered , dominated , they must write . Their problem is to control their emotions , and to direct them to the point of maximum expressiveness . But mediocre ...
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... subjects taught and respected in schools are the subjects which everyone can assimilate . A contributory factor is that schooling under a demo- cracy seems to get to work later and later , and to spend the early years teaching only the ...
... subjects taught and respected in schools are the subjects which everyone can assimilate . A contributory factor is that schooling under a demo- cracy seems to get to work later and later , and to spend the early years teaching only the ...
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ITALY | 5 |
Christianity enriched by GrecoRoman folklore | 9 |
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