Dionysius Longinus on the Sublime:: Translated from the Greek, with Notes and Observations, and Some Account of the Life, Writings and Character of the Author |
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... Whofe own Example strengthens all his Laws , And is bimfelf the great Sublime he draws . Mr. POPE . LONDON : Printed by J. WATTS : And Sold by W. INNYS and R. MAN BY at the Weft - End of St. Paul's . M DCC XXXIX . ENGLISH OXFORD LIBRARY ...
... Whofe own Example strengthens all his Laws , And is bimfelf the great Sublime he draws . Mr. POPE . LONDON : Printed by J. WATTS : And Sold by W. INNYS and R. MAN BY at the Weft - End of St. Paul's . M DCC XXXIX . ENGLISH OXFORD LIBRARY ...
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... whofe Founder , Plato , he had fo great a Veneration , that he celebrated the Anniversary of his Birth with the highest Solemnity . There is fomething agreeable even in the diftant Fancy , how delightful then muft thofe Reflections have ...
... whofe Founder , Plato , he had fo great a Veneration , that he celebrated the Anniversary of his Birth with the highest Solemnity . There is fomething agreeable even in the diftant Fancy , how delightful then muft thofe Reflections have ...
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... he produces from fome old Tragic Poet , none of whofe Lines , except thefe here quoted , and fome Expref- fans below , remain at prefent . . which are founded in Truth . Upon this Ac- which 6 . LONGINUS SECTION III. ...
... he produces from fome old Tragic Poet , none of whofe Lines , except thefe here quoted , and fome Expref- fans below , remain at prefent . . which are founded in Truth . Upon this Ac- which 6 . LONGINUS SECTION III. ...
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... whofe Force we cannot poffibly withstand ; which immediately finks deep , and makes fuch Impreffions on the Mind as cannot be easily worn out or effaced . In a word , you may pronounce that fublime , beau- tiful and genuine , which ...
... whofe Force we cannot poffibly withstand ; which immediately finks deep , and makes fuch Impreffions on the Mind as cannot be easily worn out or effaced . In a word , you may pronounce that fublime , beau- tiful and genuine , which ...
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... but yet are for the most part void of Paffion . So that those Orators , who excel in the Pathetic , fcarcely ever fuc- " C ceed Odyff . A. v . 314- ceed as Panegyrifts ; and thofe , whofe Ta- lents on the SUBLIME . 17.
... but yet are for the most part void of Paffion . So that those Orators , who excel in the Pathetic , fcarcely ever fuc- " C ceed Odyff . A. v . 314- ceed as Panegyrifts ; and thofe , whofe Ta- lents on the SUBLIME . 17.
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