Dionysius Longinus on the Sublime:: Translated from the Greek, with Notes and Observations, and Some Account of the Life, Writings and Character of the AuthorJ. Watts: and sold by W. Innys and R. Manby, 1739 - 187 Seiten |
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... Critic with a Poet's Fire ; An ardent Judge , who , zealous in his Trust , With Warmth gives Sentence , and is always juft ; Whofe own Example strengthens all his Laws , And is bimfelf the great Sublime he draws . Mr. POPE . LONDON ...
... Critic with a Poet's Fire ; An ardent Judge , who , zealous in his Trust , With Warmth gives Sentence , and is always juft ; Whofe own Example strengthens all his Laws , And is bimfelf the great Sublime he draws . Mr. POPE . LONDON ...
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... shall be ready to fubmit to the Cenfures of a Judge , but shall only smile at the Snarling of what is commonly called a Critic . INDEX I N DE X OF THE Sections in LONGINUS . PREFA CE Pomp, and the Sublime from Fuftian and Bom- ...
... shall be ready to fubmit to the Cenfures of a Judge , but shall only smile at the Snarling of what is commonly called a Critic . INDEX I N DE X OF THE Sections in LONGINUS . PREFA CE Pomp, and the Sublime from Fuftian and Bom- ...
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... Critic either before or fince durft ever aspire to . He was a perfect Master of the ancient Writings of Greece , and intimately acquainted not only with the Works , but the very Genius and Spi- rit with which they were written . His Co ...
... Critic either before or fince durft ever aspire to . He was a perfect Master of the ancient Writings of Greece , and intimately acquainted not only with the Works , but the very Genius and Spi- rit with which they were written . His Co ...
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... Critics exclaim against this Monopoly of Judg- ment . Whatever Objections they raised a- gainst it were mere Air and unreguarded Sounds . And whatever they blamed , or what , ever ever they commended , was received or reject- ed by ...
... Critics exclaim against this Monopoly of Judg- ment . Whatever Objections they raised a- gainst it were mere Air and unreguarded Sounds . And whatever they blamed , or what , ever ever they commended , was received or reject- ed by ...
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... Critics , Poets , Orators , and Hiftorians . The Sublime , fays Longinus , is an Image " reflected from the inward . Greatnefs of the " Soul . " The Remark is refined and just ; and who more deferving than he of its Ap- plication ...
... Critics , Poets , Orators , and Hiftorians . The Sublime , fays Longinus , is an Image " reflected from the inward . Greatnefs of the " Soul . " The Remark is refined and just ; and who more deferving than he of its Ap- plication ...
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