Under Clouds of Poesy: Poetry and Truth in French and English Reworkings of the Aeneid, 1160-1513 |
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Page 278
... Douglas's Renaissance position , Dearing did indeed acknowledge his appearance as a figure of transition . He based his tansitional argument , however , largely on the fact that in Douglas's Aeneid " the allegory of the ideal Christian ...
... Douglas's Renaissance position , Dearing did indeed acknowledge his appearance as a figure of transition . He based his tansitional argument , however , largely on the fact that in Douglas's Aeneid " the allegory of the ideal Christian ...
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... Douglas's use and absorption of the apparatus . Coldwell's notes demonstrate time and again , in particular , how many of Douglas's elucidating expansions in his text are not original with him , but in fact directly derived from ...
... Douglas's use and absorption of the apparatus . Coldwell's notes demonstrate time and again , in particular , how many of Douglas's elucidating expansions in his text are not original with him , but in fact directly derived from ...
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... Douglas's adulterations of the Aeneid are by no means confined to these rather inobtrusive additions . If we are ... Douglas's translation . This is especially true , perhaps , for modern readers who come to Douglas already familiar with ...
... Douglas's adulterations of the Aeneid are by no means confined to these rather inobtrusive additions . If we are ... Douglas's translation . This is especially true , perhaps , for modern readers who come to Douglas already familiar with ...
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