Lectures on the Sacred Poetry of the Hebrews, 1. cilt

adapted admirably agreeable allegory allusion altogether Amorites ancient appears applied Arabic Author's Note beauty boldness called circumstance common compared comparison composition degree diction dignity display divine earth elegance elevated examples excellent explain expression EZEK fable figurative force former frequently genius Greeks hath heavens Hebrew language Hebrew poetry human idea illustrate instance introduced ISAI Isaiah JEHOVAH kind king Lamech language learned LECTURE literal magnificent manner means metaphor Metonymy metrical mind mode Moses nations nature numbers objects obscure observation occur OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY original ornament parable parabolic style Paragogic particular passage passions peculiar perhaps Periphrasis perspicuity poem precepts principal prophetic prose Prosopopoeia PSAL Psalm racter remark rendered resemblance respect sacred poetry sacred poets scarcely seems sense sentences sentiment SEPTUAGINT Sion Sisera soul species splendour sublime thee things thou tion translation truth ture verse Virgil waters whole word writers xxxii