English Critical Essays: (sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries)Edmund David Jones H. Milford, 1930 - 460 sivua |
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... imitate ancient authors ? Imitate them by all means ; but imitate aright . He that imitates the divine Iliad does not ... imitation of you . Can you be said to imitate Homer for writing so , as you would have written , if Homer ORIGINAL ...
... imitate ancient authors ? Imitate them by all means ; but imitate aright . He that imitates the divine Iliad does not ... imitation of you . Can you be said to imitate Homer for writing so , as you would have written , if Homer ORIGINAL ...
Sivu 332
... imitation hath many ill effects ; I shall confine myself to three . First , it deprives the liberal and politer arts of an ad- vantage which the mechanic enjoy in these , men are ever endeavouring to go beyond their prede- cessors ; in ...
... imitation hath many ill effects ; I shall confine myself to three . First , it deprives the liberal and politer arts of an ad- vantage which the mechanic enjoy in these , men are ever endeavouring to go beyond their prede- cessors ; in ...
Sivu 343
... Imitation is inferiority confessed ; emulation is superiority contested , or denied ; imitation is servile , emulation generous ; that fetters , this fires ; that may give a name ; this , a name immortal : this made Athens to succeeding ...
... Imitation is inferiority confessed ; emulation is superiority contested , or denied ; imitation is servile , emulation generous ; that fetters , this fires ; that may give a name ; this , a name immortal : this made Athens to succeeding ...
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