Aids to the Study of DanteHoughton, Mifflin, 1903 - 435 sayfa |
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... Reasons which led Dante to choose Vergil in preference to Aristotle ; Vergil more definitely Christian than in tradition ; his exceptional wis- dom ; Dante's conception truer than that of tra- dition ; Vergil further from perfection ...
... Reasons which led Dante to choose Vergil in preference to Aristotle ; Vergil more definitely Christian than in tradition ; his exceptional wis- dom ; Dante's conception truer than that of tra- dition ; Vergil further from perfection ...
Sayfa 67
... reason to doubt that he did do so ? Have we any ground for suspecting in the author himself , either deliberate perversion of the truth , or the incapacity , from want of sober judgment or the critical faculty , to keep himself within ...
... reason to doubt that he did do so ? Have we any ground for suspecting in the author himself , either deliberate perversion of the truth , or the incapacity , from want of sober judgment or the critical faculty , to keep himself within ...
Sayfa 68
... reason therefore to suppose that he entirely falsified or invented them . We may well give up , for example , such mythical elements as the dream of Dante's mother , and also perhaps that of his son Jacopo , as due to the superstition ...
... reason therefore to suppose that he entirely falsified or invented them . We may well give up , for example , such mythical elements as the dream of Dante's mother , and also perhaps that of his son Jacopo , as due to the superstition ...
Sayfa 69
Charles Allen Dinsmore. even much else , is no reason whatever for casting doubt upon those others in which Boccaccio had unique and copious opportunities for securing knowledge , and as to which there is simply no reason whatever for ...
Charles Allen Dinsmore. even much else , is no reason whatever for casting doubt upon those others in which Boccaccio had unique and copious opportunities for securing knowledge , and as to which there is simply no reason whatever for ...
Sayfa 70
... editor . By the kind permission of Mr. Smith practically the whole of Boc- caccio's Vita is inserted , only irrelevant portions being omitted . for this reason I , like every other citizen , 70 SOURCES OF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF DANTE.
... editor . By the kind permission of Mr. Smith practically the whole of Boc- caccio's Vita is inserted , only irrelevant portions being omitted . for this reason I , like every other citizen , 70 SOURCES OF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF DANTE.
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