Longinus on the sublime, tr. by T.R.R. Stebbing

Addison admiration Æneid Amphicrates amplification Aratus Archilochus asyndeton Bacchylides beauty beaux belle marquise bombast Book vii Burke's Cæcilius called cause charm Charonea comparison composition conception criticism d'amour Demosthenes Edipus effect eloquence emotion Eupolis Euripides Eurylochus exalted example excellence excitement expression eyes fall faults feelings Figures of Rhetoric flame force gather genius Gibbon gods grace grand grandeur Greek hearer heaven Herodotus Hesiod Homer honour hyperbaton hyperbole Hypereides Iliad imagery imagination impeach inspiration instance Isocrates language lives lofty Longinus Lord lyke Lysias majesty manner mean metaphors Milton mourir nature never nevertheless nigh-near noble oath Odyssey orator passage passion peril periphrasis Plato plurals poet poetry praise proper reason Reiske sentence shew Simile sometimes Sophocles soul speak speech spirit Stesichorus style sublimity taste thee Theocritus Theopompus things thou thought thousand Thucydides Timæus translation treatise utterance whole Worcester College words write Xenophon yeux