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... composition ; and yet scarce more abfurd than Guido's tabla- ture of Aurora . In an allegory , as well as in a metaphor , terms ought to be chofen that properly and literally are applicable to the representative subject . Nor ought any ...
... composition ; and yet scarce more abfurd than Guido's tabla- ture of Aurora . In an allegory , as well as in a metaphor , terms ought to be chofen that properly and literally are applicable to the representative subject . Nor ought any ...
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... where any remarkable latitude is indulged in these particulars . I muft fay farther , that a composition which employs but one place , 1 place , and requires not a greater length of 276 THE THREE UNITIES . Ch . XXIII .
... where any remarkable latitude is indulged in these particulars . I muft fay farther , that a composition which employs but one place , 1 place , and requires not a greater length of 276 THE THREE UNITIES . Ch . XXIII .
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... composition iii . 256 . Dignity and meanness , ch . 11. ii . 27. Dignity of hu- man nature iii . 361 . Diiambus ii . 461 . Difagreeable emotions and passions i . 127. & c . Discordant founds ) defined i . 152 . Difpondeus ii . 461 ...
... composition iii . 256 . Dignity and meanness , ch . 11. ii . 27. Dignity of hu- man nature iii . 361 . Diiambus ii . 461 . Difagreeable emotions and passions i . 127. & c . Discordant founds ) defined i . 152 . Difpondeus ii . 461 ...
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