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... Roger Ascham , and Thomas Wilson regarded the literatures of Greece and
Rome as " the storehouses of adequate and eloquent expression , the happy
hunting - ground of the right thing to discourse about , and the right way of saying
it .
... Roger Ascham , and Thomas Wilson regarded the literatures of Greece and
Rome as " the storehouses of adequate and eloquent expression , the happy
hunting - ground of the right thing to discourse about , and the right way of saying
it .
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25 Commenting upon Italian manners , Ascham says that in Venice it is counted
good policy , when there are four to five brothers in one family , “ one only to
marry , and all the rest to welter with as little shame in open lechery , as swine do
...
25 Commenting upon Italian manners , Ascham says that in Venice it is counted
good policy , when there are four to five brothers in one family , “ one only to
marry , and all the rest to welter with as little shame in open lechery , as swine do
...
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SWINE : its brutishness , Pliny : Natural History ( Rackham ) , III , 145 ; Works of
Ascham ( Giles ) , III , 153 , 156 ; 250 ; Gosson , The Ephemerides of Phialo (
Huntington Library facsimile ) , p . 2 verso ; Lyly , Euphues ( Arber ) , p . 61 ;
Works of ...
SWINE : its brutishness , Pliny : Natural History ( Rackham ) , III , 145 ; Works of
Ascham ( Giles ) , III , 153 , 156 ; 250 ; Gosson , The Ephemerides of Phialo (
Huntington Library facsimile ) , p . 2 verso ; Lyly , Euphues ( Arber ) , p . 61 ;
Works of ...
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| Title | Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600 |
| Author | William Meredith Carroll |
| Publisher | Bookman Associates, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 31 Aug 2010 |
| Length | 166 pages |
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