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Page 61
... poet's life and character stand out in all their subtle and tragic beauty . It is a book worthy of its noble subject . Yet the lover of poetry In a sense there is no more to be said . will not cease to pay his willing tribute , and ...
... poet's life and character stand out in all their subtle and tragic beauty . It is a book worthy of its noble subject . Yet the lover of poetry In a sense there is no more to be said . will not cease to pay his willing tribute , and ...
Page 87
... poets of the Renaissance : " The closer we imitate the regular poets the better we shall write poetry ' ( ' Idcirco accidit ut quantum illos proximius imitemur , tantum rectius poetemur ' ) . The comparison points to a new conception of ...
... poets of the Renaissance : " The closer we imitate the regular poets the better we shall write poetry ' ( ' Idcirco accidit ut quantum illos proximius imitemur , tantum rectius poetemur ' ) . The comparison points to a new conception of ...
Page 93
... poetry , as he listened later to the conversation between Virgil and Statius , Dante could not have felt in his heart of hearts that poetry was merely fiction , or that beauty in poetry was nothing more ... poetry , no DANTE : THE POET 93.
... poetry , as he listened later to the conversation between Virgil and Statius , Dante could not have felt in his heart of hearts that poetry was merely fiction , or that beauty in poetry was nothing more ... poetry , no DANTE : THE POET 93.
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