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... Nature , and Nature herself as cherisher of a fear that the artist by improving on her handiwork might discredit her . Bembo , the Cardinal of the Renaissance , invested the theory with extravagance when he wrote on Raphael's tomb : Hic ...
... Nature , and Nature herself as cherisher of a fear that the artist by improving on her handiwork might discredit her . Bembo , the Cardinal of the Renaissance , invested the theory with extravagance when he wrote on Raphael's tomb : Hic ...
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... Nature was the best guide to judgement , but what did he mean by nature ? He had meant the ' rules ' , which he declared were ' Nature methodiz'd ' or , as we should say , systema- tized . The ' rules ' were the maxims , rather than ...
... Nature was the best guide to judgement , but what did he mean by nature ? He had meant the ' rules ' , which he declared were ' Nature methodiz'd ' or , as we should say , systema- tized . The ' rules ' were the maxims , rather than ...
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... Nature ! by thy boundless charms Oppress'd , O where shall I begin thy praise , Where turn the ecstatic eye , how ease my breast That pants with wild astonishment and love ? The Nature here addressed is a very different thing from the ' ...
... Nature ! by thy boundless charms Oppress'd , O where shall I begin thy praise , Where turn the ecstatic eye , how ease my breast That pants with wild astonishment and love ? The Nature here addressed is a very different thing from the ' ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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