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... effect which Virgil gets through sound and rhythm . Note , e.g. 329 331 334 - U U / labitur infelix - hic iuvenis iam victor ovans UULUU | — 1- - LI ~~ / U non tamen Euryali , non ille oblitus amorum It is clear that the three longs of ...
... effect which Virgil gets through sound and rhythm . Note , e.g. 329 331 334 - U U / labitur infelix - hic iuvenis iam victor ovans UULUU | — 1- - LI ~~ / U non tamen Euryali , non ille oblitus amorum It is clear that the three longs of ...
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... effect is to set up a diffused reaction between the human and the divine ( or cosmic ) so that the one takes on the colour of the other , the human is given cosmic depth , the cosmic is given human significance . We thus see a ...
... effect is to set up a diffused reaction between the human and the divine ( or cosmic ) so that the one takes on the colour of the other , the human is given cosmic depth , the cosmic is given human significance . We thus see a ...
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... effect . In Virgil Aristaeus attacks Proteus alone after being given divine vigour by his mother's ambrosia ; in Homer Menelaus has three companions and the ambrosia is given them by Eidothea to conceal the smell of the seal hides . The ...
... effect . In Virgil Aristaeus attacks Proteus alone after being given divine vigour by his mother's ambrosia ; in Homer Menelaus has three companions and the ambrosia is given them by Eidothea to conceal the smell of the seal hides . The ...
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The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
From Homer to Virgil The Obsolescence of Epic | 5 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
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