The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 49.
166. lappuse
... Upton , that the diction of this opening scene rises to a tragic sublimity . The expression , Shew'st like a flame by night , is from Pindar : ὁ δε Χρυσος , αιθομενον πυρ Ατε , διαπρεπει νυ- κτι μεγανδρος εξοχα πλουτου . Of sacred ...
... Upton , that the diction of this opening scene rises to a tragic sublimity . The expression , Shew'st like a flame by night , is from Pindar : ὁ δε Χρυσος , αιθομενον πυρ Ατε , διαπρεπει νυ- κτι μεγανδρος εξοχα πλουτου . Of sacred ...
167. lappuse
... Upton had reason to say that the diction of this piece rose to a tragic sublimity ; since Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets . This most learned man , who has " stalked for two centuries , " as Mr. Malone takes himself ...
... Upton had reason to say that the diction of this piece rose to a tragic sublimity ; since Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets . This most learned man , who has " stalked for two centuries , " as Mr. Malone takes himself ...
168. lappuse
... Upton truly says , as to be visible to every schoolboy . He takes this opportunity , however , of mention- ing another imitation , which he thinks not quite so plain : " Great mother Fortune , queen of human state , Rectress of action ...
... Upton truly says , as to be visible to every schoolboy . He takes this opportunity , however , of mention- ing another imitation , which he thinks not quite so plain : " Great mother Fortune , queen of human state , Rectress of action ...
170. lappuse
... Upton observes , " from one of Lucian's dialogues , and is meant as a ridicule on the metempsychosis . " Both Lucian and Jonson , however , had better . objects in view than the exposure of such absurdities . ' By university show , is ...
... Upton observes , " from one of Lucian's dialogues , and is meant as a ridicule on the metempsychosis . " Both Lucian and Jonson , however , had better . objects in view than the exposure of such absurdities . ' By university show , is ...
171. lappuse
... Upton's chief object to point out Jonson's allusions to the classics ; in this he is generally successful ; indeed , he seldom ventures beyond such as are sufficiently trite and obvious . When he attempts to correct the text , he fails ...
... Upton's chief object to point out Jonson's allusions to the classics ; in this he is generally successful ; indeed , he seldom ventures beyond such as are sufficiently trite and obvious . When he attempts to correct the text , he fails ...
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