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... once moulding , and interpreted by , the human soul . Such were Virgil's ideals . He died while the Aeneid was still incomplete , but even in its incompletion it became at once the voice of Rome . But in the central episode of the poem ...
... once moulding , and interpreted by , the human soul . Such were Virgil's ideals . He died while the Aeneid was still incomplete , but even in its incompletion it became at once the voice of Rome . But in the central episode of the poem ...
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... once does Shakespeare in his own person seem to tell us directly what he himself thinks about Death , and that is in the grave 146th Sonnet , addressed to the soul of man . Here we see the medieval picture reversed , and the greedy ...
... once does Shakespeare in his own person seem to tell us directly what he himself thinks about Death , and that is in the grave 146th Sonnet , addressed to the soul of man . Here we see the medieval picture reversed , and the greedy ...
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... once at san Marco at Florence , now Bodl . Auct . v . 41 . These sources are not only much later than A and T , but notoriously scanty . It has been supposed that a book furnished with s on the scale of A and T once existed and has been ...
... once at san Marco at Florence , now Bodl . Auct . v . 41 . These sources are not only much later than A and T , but notoriously scanty . It has been supposed that a book furnished with s on the scale of A and T once existed and has been ...
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VERGILS CREATIVE ART Annual Lecture on Aspects of Art | 17 |
VIRGIL IN ENGLISH POETRY Warton Lecture on English Poetry | 39 |
VIRGIL Annual Lecture on a Master Mind By J W Mackail | 55 |
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