The Complete Art of Poetry, Band 1Garland, 1970 |
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... Pindar of Thebes ; those which were diftinguish'd by the Name of Nomos , Timotheus of Miletus was the fift who fung them in the Chorus to the Lute or Cithara . But in my Opinion , these Poets here mention'd were rather the first who ...
... Pindar of Thebes ; those which were diftinguish'd by the Name of Nomos , Timotheus of Miletus was the fift who fung them in the Chorus to the Lute or Cithara . But in my Opinion , these Poets here mention'd were rather the first who ...
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... Pindar for her Scholar . For then the Poets fet not up for Writing , before they had learn'd and ftudy'd the Rules of Art . As many of the Greeks , as excell'd in , and rais'd their Fame by this Poem both Male and Female , among the ...
... Pindar for her Scholar . For then the Poets fet not up for Writing , before they had learn'd and ftudy'd the Rules of Art . As many of the Greeks , as excell'd in , and rais'd their Fame by this Poem both Male and Female , among the ...
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... Pindar have run into a ftrange inequality and irregularity of Verfe , yet it is without Authority from Pindar , whofe Odes are perpetually divided by a regular Order , as you may Find by Mr. Congreve's Preface to his Ode . Cowley may ...
... Pindar have run into a ftrange inequality and irregularity of Verfe , yet it is without Authority from Pindar , whofe Odes are perpetually divided by a regular Order , as you may Find by Mr. Congreve's Preface to his Ode . Cowley may ...
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