The Works of Ben Jonson, 3. sējums1903 |
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xxi. lappuse
... mean you by a Poem ? -Poema 148. Horatius . - Lucretius • 149. " Epicum . - Dramaticum . - Lyricum . — Elegiacum . — Epigrammat . 150. But how differs a Poem from what we call Poesy ? . i . Ingenium . - Seneca . - Plato . - Aristotle ...
... mean you by a Poem ? -Poema 148. Horatius . - Lucretius • 149. " Epicum . - Dramaticum . - Lyricum . — Elegiacum . — Epigrammat . 150. But how differs a Poem from what we call Poesy ? . i . Ingenium . - Seneca . - Plato . - Aristotle ...
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... mean surprise ; Were not the men like harmed ! To which a tenor answered : Yes , were the Loves or false or straying , Or beauties not their beauty weighing : But here no such deceit is mixed , Their flames are pure , their eyes are ...
... mean surprise ; Were not the men like harmed ! To which a tenor answered : Yes , were the Loves or false or straying , Or beauties not their beauty weighing : But here no such deceit is mixed , Their flames are pure , their eyes are ...
16. lappuse
... means for an escape , which both effected on the same day , June 3 , 1611 , and Mr. Seymour got safely to Flanders ; but the poor lady was retaken in Calais Road , and imprisoned in the Tower ; where the sense of these undeserved ...
... means for an escape , which both effected on the same day , June 3 , 1611 , and Mr. Seymour got safely to Flanders ; but the poor lady was retaken in Calais Road , and imprisoned in the Tower ; where the sense of these undeserved ...
29. lappuse
... mean ( nor do I court them ) in those that sustained the nobler parts . Such was the exquisite performance as , beside the pomp , splendour , or what we may call apparelling of such presentments , that alone ( had all else been absent ) ...
... mean ( nor do I court them ) in those that sustained the nobler parts . Such was the exquisite performance as , beside the pomp , splendour , or what we may call apparelling of such presentments , that alone ( had all else been absent ) ...
39. lappuse
... means with Atys . So of the moon with Endymion , Hercules , & c . Here Hymen , the god of marriage , entered ; and was so induced here as you have him de- scribed in my Hymenai . Cup . Nor that , nor those , and yet no less a wondert ...
... means with Atys . So of the moon with Endymion , Hercules , & c . Here Hymen , the god of marriage , entered ; and was so induced here as you have him de- scribed in my Hymenai . Cup . Nor that , nor those , and yet no less a wondert ...
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