Periods of European Literature, Volume 7W. Blackwood, 1969 |
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... Seneca . His successive poems show the effect of his studies on his maturing art , but he never became a scholar such as Milton was , and it is not altogether to be regretted . He was not tempted to Latinise his idiom . The purity of ...
... Seneca . His successive poems show the effect of his studies on his maturing art , but he never became a scholar such as Milton was , and it is not altogether to be regretted . He was not tempted to Latinise his idiom . The purity of ...
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... Seneca , Grotius , and Sophocles . But though the Zinnespelen lingered , the movement in the opening seventeenth century was towards the secular drama , and this movement , as elsewhere , manifested itself in two distinct but often ...
... Seneca , Grotius , and Sophocles . But though the Zinnespelen lingered , the movement in the opening seventeenth century was towards the secular drama , and this movement , as elsewhere , manifested itself in two distinct but often ...
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... Seneca , and in- tensified by religious and political warfare . What was new and striking in Corneille was the union of this will with the argumenta- tive subtlety of a Norman avocat and a pupil of the Jesuits . Char- acteristically the ...
... Seneca , and in- tensified by religious and political warfare . What was new and striking in Corneille was the union of this will with the argumenta- tive subtlety of a Norman avocat and a pupil of the Jesuits . Char- acteristically the ...
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