The Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman Influences on Western LiteratureOxford University Press, 1949 - 763 Seiten |
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... writers and orators were extremely subtle and experienced artisans in language . There is hardly a single stylistic trick now in use in modern writing which they did not invent . The verna- cular writers of the Renaissance eagerly ...
... writers and orators were extremely subtle and experienced artisans in language . There is hardly a single stylistic trick now in use in modern writing which they did not invent . The verna- cular writers of the Renaissance eagerly ...
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... writers rather than poets ; Romans more than Greeks ( like many men of the Renaissance he found Latin far easier than Greek , and annotated his Greek texts with Latin translations of difficult words ) ; and writers of fact rather than ...
... writers rather than poets ; Romans more than Greeks ( like many men of the Renaissance he found Latin far easier than Greek , and annotated his Greek texts with Latin translations of difficult words ) ; and writers of fact rather than ...
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... writers to admire and imitate the great Greek and Latin writers of antiquity ? or have the classical standards of taste now been excelled and superseded ? Must we only follow along behind the ancients , trying to emulate them and hoping ...
... writers to admire and imitate the great Greek and Latin writers of antiquity ? or have the classical standards of taste now been excelled and superseded ? Must we only follow along behind the ancients , trying to emulate them and hoping ...
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