The Great Poets and Their TheologyAmerican Baptist Publication Society, 1897 - 531 páginas |
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... passions . Aphrodite is little more than a name for illicit desire ; Hermes for the disposition to falsehood . So Athene at times is but a figure for the better judgment of Odys- seus or Achilles ; Ares stands for the warlike spirit ...
... passions . Aphrodite is little more than a name for illicit desire ; Hermes for the disposition to falsehood . So Athene at times is but a figure for the better judgment of Odys- seus or Achilles ; Ares stands for the warlike spirit ...
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... passion and vigor that Virgil was forced to swim the Mincio to save his life . It is doubtful whether he ever really recovered the farm . Some say that Augustus preferred to permit his legionary to retain what he had so stoutly defended ...
... passion and vigor that Virgil was forced to swim the Mincio to save his life . It is doubtful whether he ever really recovered the farm . Some say that Augustus preferred to permit his legionary to retain what he had so stoutly defended ...
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... passion for Æneas , and her throwing away of life when she finds herself abandoned , have in them more of the spirit of modern romance than can be found in all classical literature besides . Non humilis mulier - there is nothing small ...
... passion for Æneas , and her throwing away of life when she finds herself abandoned , have in them more of the spirit of modern romance than can be found in all classical literature besides . Non humilis mulier - there is nothing small ...
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... passions rather than created persons , and in read- ing it we get no such impression of sustained and ma- jestic power , as is made upon us when we enter the charmed circle of Homer . When we have said this , however , we have said the ...
... passions rather than created persons , and in read- ing it we get no such impression of sustained and ma- jestic power , as is made upon us when we enter the charmed circle of Homer . When we have said this , however , we have said the ...
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... passion . Beatrice be- came to him the symbol of all spiritual beauty . When he reaches paradise , he is lifted from each lower sphere of heaven to the next higher simply by gazing into the transparent depths of Beatrice's eyes . " The ...
... passion . Beatrice be- came to him the symbol of all spiritual beauty . When he reaches paradise , he is lifted from each lower sphere of heaven to the next higher simply by gazing into the transparent depths of Beatrice's eyes . " The ...
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