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... style . Horace's Aristotelian theory of poetic unity , his celebrated doctrine of decorum , his distinction of high and low styles of poetry , his feeling for a hierarchy of genres , his apparent traditionalism in the choice of plots ...
... style . Horace's Aristotelian theory of poetic unity , his celebrated doctrine of decorum , his distinction of high and low styles of poetry , his feeling for a hierarchy of genres , his apparent traditionalism in the choice of plots ...
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... style did not permit him to approach . But we must also admit that Virgil's style enabled him to change the whole character of epic and , above all to assimilate its archaic or anachronistic features , its outmoded conventions , to a ...
... style did not permit him to approach . But we must also admit that Virgil's style enabled him to change the whole character of epic and , above all to assimilate its archaic or anachronistic features , its outmoded conventions , to a ...
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... style with which the Calli- machean - Theocritean style had no point of congruity . APPENDIX 4 ( ON CHAPTER III : LITERATURE ON VIRGIL'S STYLE ) The analysis of Virgil's style in this chapter , has , to the author's best knowledge and ...
... style with which the Calli- machean - Theocritean style had no point of congruity . APPENDIX 4 ( ON CHAPTER III : LITERATURE ON VIRGIL'S STYLE ) The analysis of Virgil's style in this chapter , has , to the author's best knowledge and ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
The Young Virgil | 98 |
Copyright | |
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