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עמוד 17
V. OF THE ACTION OF THE EPIC poem . The action of a poem is the subject
which the poet undertakes , proposes , and builds upon . So that the moral and
the instructions which are the end of the epic poem are not the matter of it . Those
the ...
V. OF THE ACTION OF THE EPIC poem . The action of a poem is the subject
which the poet undertakes , proposes , and builds upon . So that the moral and
the instructions which are the end of the epic poem are not the matter of it . Those
the ...
עמוד 18
dhe TIL OF THE BEGINNING , MIDDLE , AND END OF THE ACTION . Aristotle
not only says that the epic action should be one , but adds , that it should be
entire , perfect , and complete ; and for this purpose ought to have a beginning , a
...
dhe TIL OF THE BEGINNING , MIDDLE , AND END OF THE ACTION . Aristotle
not only says that the epic action should be one , but adds , that it should be
entire , perfect , and complete ; and for this purpose ought to have a beginning , a
...
עמוד 19
Thus has Homer been very exact in the beginning , middle , and end , of the
action he made choice of for the subject of bis Iliad . THE ACTION OF THE
ODYSSEY . His design in the Odyssey was to describe the return of Ulysses from
the siege ...
Thus has Homer been very exact in the beginning , middle , and end , of the
action he made choice of for the subject of bis Iliad . THE ACTION OF THE
ODYSSEY . His design in the Odyssey was to describe the return of Ulysses from
the siege ...
עמוד 20
But the order of the Odyssey differs from that of the Iliad , in that the poem does
not begin with the beginning of the action . OF THE CAUSES AND BEGINNING
OF THE ACTION . The causes of the action are also what the poet is obliged to
give ...
But the order of the Odyssey differs from that of the Iliad , in that the poem does
not begin with the beginning of the action . OF THE CAUSES AND BEGINNING
OF THE ACTION . The causes of the action are also what the poet is obliged to
give ...
עמוד 31
All these ways must be probable ; for , however necessary the marvellous is to
the epic action , as nothing is so conducive to admiration ; yet we can , on the
other hand , admire nothing that we think impossible . Though the probability of
these ...
All these ways must be probable ; for , however necessary the marvellous is to
the epic action , as nothing is so conducive to admiration ; yet we can , on the
other hand , admire nothing that we think impossible . Though the probability of
these ...
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לא מצאנו ביקורות במקומות הרגילים
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
Achilles action arms attend bear beneath blood bound breast breath cares cause chief coast command cried death deep descends dire divine dome dreadful earth eyes fair faithful fame fate father feast fields gave give goddess gods grace guest hand haste head hear heart Heaven hero hour human Jove kind king labours land lives lord lost mind moves native never night o'er once palace Pallas plain pleasing poem prepare prince queen race rage realms replies rest rich rise rock roll rose round royal sacred sails shade shining ship shore sire skies soft soon soul speed spoke spread stand storms stranger Swift tears Telemachus thee thou thought toils train Ulysses vessel voice wandering waters waves wide winds wine wise woes youth
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | The British Poets: Including Translations ... כרך 83 מתוך The British Poets: Including Translations, British poets |
| מאת | British poets |
| הוצאה | C. Whittingham, 1822 |
| מקור מאת | הספרייה האזורית הדרומית של אוניברסיטת קליפורניה |
| דיגיטלי | 26 יוני 2018 |
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