The Odes of Horace: A Critical StudyIndiana University Press, 1967 - 365 sider |
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... effect . The necessity for words like " in , " " to , " " the , " and " of " clutters any clear pattern , while to retain the emphatic me and the terse sequence of words we are forced to such awkward- nesses as Milton's " me in my vow'd ...
... effect . The necessity for words like " in , " " to , " " the , " and " of " clutters any clear pattern , while to retain the emphatic me and the terse sequence of words we are forced to such awkward- nesses as Milton's " me in my vow'd ...
Side 73
... effect recalls that produced by tenues grandia ( C. 1.6.9 ) . In neither case is Horace straining for an isolated effect , but stating a structural and conceptual conflict . Departing from the generality of Anacreon's terms 73 ...
... effect recalls that produced by tenues grandia ( C. 1.6.9 ) . In neither case is Horace straining for an isolated effect , but stating a structural and conceptual conflict . Departing from the generality of Anacreon's terms 73 ...
Side 154
A Critical Study Steele Commager. The very brilliance of the Ode's effects tends to confirm the literary quality of its ... effect , the disintegration that the lines announce . No less contrived is the balanced alliteration opening the ...
A Critical Study Steele Commager. The very brilliance of the Ode's effects tends to confirm the literary quality of its ... effect , the disintegration that the lines announce . No less contrived is the balanced alliteration opening the ...
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STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ODES | 50 |
QUALITIES OF IMAGINATION | 99 |
THE POLITICAL ODES | 160 |
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