The rhapsodist; or, Mes souvenirs, an epistle [in verse].Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Browne, 1817 - 99 sayfa |
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Sayfa xxxiii
... Jove from the divine proto- type exhibited in the Iliad , so was the character of his countrymen formed and perfected by the genius of Homer . It was the genius of Homer that conducted the hand of Pheidias and Apelles ; that inspired ...
... Jove from the divine proto- type exhibited in the Iliad , so was the character of his countrymen formed and perfected by the genius of Homer . It was the genius of Homer that conducted the hand of Pheidias and Apelles ; that inspired ...
Sayfa 7
... Jove , His impious hopes th ' avenging god betrayed , And the vile lecher grasped an empty shade . Still every fool assumes the rhyming strain , And pert ambition ceases to be vain ; For who can fail , where wits like these succeed ...
... Jove , His impious hopes th ' avenging god betrayed , And the vile lecher grasped an empty shade . Still every fool assumes the rhyming strain , And pert ambition ceases to be vain ; For who can fail , where wits like these succeed ...
Sayfa 18
... Jove . * Vivida ista vis animi , atque calor ingenii , qui vatem confingit , inter sylvas Academi , quodam loci temperamento , ut ità dicam , " frigus cap- tabit opacum . ” Sic enim mihi de PLATONE videtur . DEMOSTHENIS non tam ...
... Jove . * Vivida ista vis animi , atque calor ingenii , qui vatem confingit , inter sylvas Academi , quodam loci temperamento , ut ità dicam , " frigus cap- tabit opacum . ” Sic enim mihi de PLATONE videtur . DEMOSTHENIS non tam ...
Sayfa 20
... Jove ! Who , thundering from on high , each heart inspired With sacred frenzy , and each bosom fired ; Whilst mitred Persia , smit with panic fear , Crouch'd at the lightning of Achaia's spear— Mean slaves of Despots , whom their ...
... Jove ! Who , thundering from on high , each heart inspired With sacred frenzy , and each bosom fired ; Whilst mitred Persia , smit with panic fear , Crouch'd at the lightning of Achaia's spear— Mean slaves of Despots , whom their ...
Sayfa 22
... Jove the storm ; Sees her bright smile add beauty to the spring , And , ' midst the storm , the storm - delighted King ! Daughter of Jove , he cries , by all implored , In heav'n , on earth , by Gods and men adored ; Beneath whose sway ...
... Jove the storm ; Sees her bright smile add beauty to the spring , And , ' midst the storm , the storm - delighted King ! Daughter of Jove , he cries , by all implored , In heav'n , on earth , by Gods and men adored ; Beneath whose sway ...
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Academus admiration ANACREON ARISTUS arms atque bade bard beauties beneath blaze bosom CÆSAR character charms Cicero composition conceit Copies coursers critic cùm Demosthenes despotism divine earth epic Epicurus ev'n fame feel fire forms frenzy glory grace Greece Greeks heav'n Homer Homer's genius human Iliad immortal impious ingenii inspired Jove judgment Jupiter labour language LATIUM Lord Byron lustre lyre mankind mighty mihi mind moral muse nations nature neque nihil nobler numbers o'er Odyssey passion Persia PHEIDIAS plain poem Poet Poet's powers praise pride prose quæ quid rays Reilly rerum Rhapsodist rhyme Robert Atkins Roman Rome sacred scene sensibility sentiment SHAKESPEAR's skies Sophocles soul spirit splendour sublime superior tamen taste tempest Tertullian thine thing thunder tion tone verò verse videtur Voltaire Whate'er Whilst William Reilly writer yield γαρ δε και Όμηρου ου τε τὴν
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