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Page 181
... sense the most ; in another sense , the least human of Virgil's animals . Hence the atmosphere of delightful parody which pervades the first section of this part of the book ( 8-115 ) . Virgil is , to be sure , serious in his ...
... sense the most ; in another sense , the least human of Virgil's animals . Hence the atmosphere of delightful parody which pervades the first section of this part of the book ( 8-115 ) . Virgil is , to be sure , serious in his ...
Page 281
... sense , Palinurus ' death is the sign that Aeneas ' long voyage has reached its close : the faithful helmsman is no longer needed ; Neptune can now claim him for himself . And Neptune is , of course , re - enacting his role of calmer of ...
... sense , Palinurus ' death is the sign that Aeneas ' long voyage has reached its close : the faithful helmsman is no longer needed ; Neptune can now claim him for himself . And Neptune is , of course , re - enacting his role of calmer of ...
Page 389
... sense of the beauty ruthlessly cut off , of Euryalus as the tender flower brutally crushed , takes us at once into his own world of feeling that is also in some sense that of the protective lover , Nisus himself . We thus can proceed ...
... sense of the beauty ruthlessly cut off , of Euryalus as the tender flower brutally crushed , takes us at once into his own world of feeling that is also in some sense that of the protective lover , Nisus himself . We thus can proceed ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
The Young Virgil | 98 |
Copyright | |
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