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... setting ( the stag and meal ) ; the third is probably the model of the phrases passi graviora and the actual imperatives , revocate animos , durate . The chief divergences of Virgil from Homer are the following : 1. Virgil takes his setting ...
... setting ( the stag and meal ) ; the third is probably the model of the phrases passi graviora and the actual imperatives , revocate animos , durate . The chief divergences of Virgil from Homer are the following : 1. Virgil takes his setting ...
Page 146
... setting . Man and the Landscape are never mutually exclusive or separable ; they constitute a unity in his vision , mutually important and meaningful . Unlike Annibale Caracci or Claude , his contemporary , Poussin's classical landscape ...
... setting . Man and the Landscape are never mutually exclusive or separable ; they constitute a unity in his vision , mutually important and meaningful . Unlike Annibale Caracci or Claude , his contemporary , Poussin's classical landscape ...
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... settings , Claude was less research - minded , and more inclined to forfeit accuracy and even literary detail to gain a wider , poetic perspective on the incident and its setting . The inclusion of the sea and the meandering course of ...
... settings , Claude was less research - minded , and more inclined to forfeit accuracy and even literary detail to gain a wider , poetic perspective on the incident and its setting . The inclusion of the sea and the meandering course of ...
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The Originality of the Aeneid | 27 |
Virgil and the Flavian Epic | 67 |
Virgil into Dante | 94 |
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