Sir Philip Sydney's Defense of Poetry: And Observations on Poetry and Eloquence, from the Discoveries of Ben JonsonG.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1787 - 144 頁 |
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第 8 頁
... verse , Arma amens capio , nec fat rationis in armis ; And in his age performed it . Although it were a very vain and godlefs fuperftition ; as also it was , to think fpirits were commanded by fuch verfes whereupon this word charms ...
... verse , Arma amens capio , nec fat rationis in armis ; And in his age performed it . Although it were a very vain and godlefs fuperftition ; as also it was , to think fpirits were commanded by fuch verfes whereupon this word charms ...
第 15 頁
... verse they liked best to write in ; for indeed the greatest part of poets have apparelled their poetical in- ventions in that numerous kind of writing which is called verfe . Indeed but apparelled verse , being but an ornament , and no ...
... verse they liked best to write in ; for indeed the greatest part of poets have apparelled their poetical in- ventions in that numerous kind of writing which is called verfe . Indeed but apparelled verse , being but an ornament , and no ...
第 47 頁
... verse , by the former a man fhall have a near guess to the follower . Lastly , even they that have taught the art of memory , have . fhewed nothing fo apt for it , as a certain room . divided into many places , well and thoroughly known ...
... verse , by the former a man fhall have a near guess to the follower . Lastly , even they that have taught the art of memory , have . fhewed nothing fo apt for it , as a certain room . divided into many places , well and thoroughly known ...
第 66 頁
... verses be put in proof , and then ask the meaning , and it will be found , that one verfe did but beget another , without ordering , at the firft , what should be at the laft ; which becomes a confused mafs of words , with a tinkling ...
... verses be put in proof , and then ask the meaning , and it will be found , that one verfe did but beget another , without ordering , at the firft , what should be at the laft ; which becomes a confused mafs of words , with a tinkling ...
第 81 頁
... verses , as Bubonax was , to hang himfelf ; not to be rhimed to death , as is said to be done in Ireland ; yet thus much curse I must send you in the be- half of all Poets ; That while you live , you live in love , and never get favour ...
... verses , as Bubonax was , to hang himfelf ; not to be rhimed to death , as is said to be done in Ireland ; yet thus much curse I must send you in the be- half of all Poets ; That while you live , you live in love , and never get favour ...
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