The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Bind 2Gregg, 1969 |
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Side 152
... had its rife from their harvest and vintage - feaits ; when , after finging hymns in honour of their gods and heroes , they ufually.diverted themselves with jocofe and fatyrical fongs , and reciting or acting characters that were either ...
... had its rife from their harvest and vintage - feaits ; when , after finging hymns in honour of their gods and heroes , they ufually.diverted themselves with jocofe and fatyrical fongs , and reciting or acting characters that were either ...
Side 173
... had its rife probably from the an- cient Mimes , a fort of actors who had the art ( it is said of conveying their ideas , fentiments , and paffions to the fpectators , of whatever nation , with amazing dexterity ; and that by dumb fhew ...
... had its rife probably from the an- cient Mimes , a fort of actors who had the art ( it is said of conveying their ideas , fentiments , and paffions to the fpectators , of whatever nation , with amazing dexterity ; and that by dumb fhew ...
Side 369
... had its intended effect ; for it not only fired the rest of Greece with the love of glory , but greatly aftonished and intimidated the Perfians ; who faw that this action was not the refult of fierce and inconsiderate rashness ; but of ...
... had its intended effect ; for it not only fired the rest of Greece with the love of glory , but greatly aftonished and intimidated the Perfians ; who faw that this action was not the refult of fierce and inconsiderate rashness ; but of ...
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