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Brooks Otis. spring , obviously and intentionally kept remote from the locale ( the shore ) of the other Argonauts . He ... Obviously each was striving for a different effect , with a different kind of narrative and poetry . But no reader ...
Brooks Otis. spring , obviously and intentionally kept remote from the locale ( the shore ) of the other Argonauts . He ... Obviously each was striving for a different effect , with a different kind of narrative and poetry . But no reader ...
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... obviously went from Apollonius back to Homer ; the mere fact that all his Aeneas - Dido similes correspond , to at least some extent , with the Apollonian similes of this particular episode ( the Medea - Jason amour ) , precludes ...
... obviously went from Apollonius back to Homer ; the mere fact that all his Aeneas - Dido similes correspond , to at least some extent , with the Apollonian similes of this particular episode ( the Medea - Jason amour ) , precludes ...
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... obviously tentative and slated for emendation . The important thing , by contrast , is the massive evidence for meticulous planning of the 12 book ensemble , such as e.g. the careful correlation of 7 and 1 , and 5 , 8 and 6 , 10 and 4 ...
... obviously tentative and slated for emendation . The important thing , by contrast , is the massive evidence for meticulous planning of the 12 book ensemble , such as e.g. the careful correlation of 7 and 1 , and 5 , 8 and 6 , 10 and 4 ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
From Homer to Virgil The Obsolescence of Epic | 5 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
Copyright | |
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