The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 56.
162. lappuse
... poet , they will easily conclude to themselves the im- possibility of any man's being the good poet , without first being a good man . 2 He that is said to be able to inform young men to all good disciplines , inflame grown men to all ...
... poet , they will easily conclude to themselves the im- possibility of any man's being the good poet , without first being a good man . 2 He that is said to be able to inform young men to all good disciplines , inflame grown men to all ...
241. lappuse
... poet As old in time as Plato , and as knowing , Says that your highest female grace is silence . ] The poet perhaps is Sophocles , Γυναιξι κοσμον ή σιγη φέρει . Or Euripides , whom the Oracle pronounced the wiser , Γυναικι γαρ σιγη τε ...
... poet As old in time as Plato , and as knowing , Says that your highest female grace is silence . ] The poet perhaps is Sophocles , Γυναιξι κοσμον ή σιγη φέρει . Or Euripides , whom the Oracle pronounced the wiser , Γυναικι γαρ σιγη τε ...
498. lappuse
... poet seems to allude in his name Morose . Beside this , I am assured from divers persons , that Ben Jonson was actually acquainted with such a man , one al- together as ridiculous as he is here represented . " Besides Morose , there are ...
... poet seems to allude in his name Morose . Beside this , I am assured from divers persons , that Ben Jonson was actually acquainted with such a man , one al- together as ridiculous as he is here represented . " Besides Morose , there are ...
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