Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 36British Academy - Humanities |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 57
Page 74
... perhaps knows the truth about Lear , but his own conundrum , the moving query mark that goes in and out with him , challenges a wider conjecture . Since in great tragedy we find , amongst other things , our own reflections , the echo of ...
... perhaps knows the truth about Lear , but his own conundrum , the moving query mark that goes in and out with him , challenges a wider conjecture . Since in great tragedy we find , amongst other things , our own reflections , the echo of ...
Page 188
... perhaps without sufficient cause . Caracalla and Geta do not inaugurate a new series of vows together , and we may perhaps guess why . They were on the worst possible terms , and , if vows had been undertaken for them together , the ...
... perhaps without sufficient cause . Caracalla and Geta do not inaugurate a new series of vows together , and we may perhaps guess why . They were on the worst possible terms , and , if vows had been undertaken for them together , the ...
Page 273
... perhaps as well as any the far off goal to which he , in so many of his writings , directed his powerful mind and vast learning . In any attempt to estimate the lasting value of Cook's work , the obscurity of his style is a factor which ...
... perhaps as well as any the far off goal to which he , in so many of his writings , directed his powerful mind and vast learning . In any attempt to estimate the lasting value of Cook's work , the obscurity of his style is a factor which ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
ALESSANDRO MANZONI Italian Lecture By A P dEntrèves | 23 |
MORAL PRINCIPLES AND INDUCTIVE POLICIES Philosophical | 51 |
8 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Alessandro Manzoni Antoninianus ANTONINVS Augustus Aureus Basil Williams behaviour-dispositions Bust Caesar Caracalla Carausius century character Charlesworth Chaucer coins College Commodus contemporary Cook cuirassed death decennalia Denarius Dio Cassius Diocletian draped Egyptian Emperor Empire France Galerius Gallienus Geta Gunn historians Hostilian IMP CAES inductive policies interest Italian Italy Jesus College judgement Knight's Tale knowledge later Latin laureate laurel-wreath lecture Llanst manuscript Maximian medieval mind moral nature Numerian Oxford P F AVG P M TR perhaps PIVS poem poet poetry preparedness-dispositions present Professor Promessi Sposi religion rhetorical rhetoricians Roman Rome sacrificing over altar scholars Septimius Sestertius Shakespeare standing Tale Tennyson tion tragedy tragic translation truth vicennalia Victory VOT XX vota decennalia vota publica vota sol vota soluta vota suscepta VOTIS DECENNALIBVS vows Welsh words Wordsworth writing