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... gives him in the Primavera , to the finale of the Bacchantes , who triumphantly return the burden of the play upon the audience— Ognun segua , Bacco , te2 ( 1. 370 ) — no hint of tragedy emerges . No lifelike Eurydice gives pathos to ...
... gives him in the Primavera , to the finale of the Bacchantes , who triumphantly return the burden of the play upon the audience— Ognun segua , Bacco , te2 ( 1. 370 ) — no hint of tragedy emerges . No lifelike Eurydice gives pathos to ...
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... gives rise to a style of poetry still sometimes called pure . The humanist theory of allegory has a part in this ... Give me , O Love , give me thy wings . 2 Aristeo loves and would not love not or seek to cure so sweet a pain : he ...
... gives rise to a style of poetry still sometimes called pure . The humanist theory of allegory has a part in this ... Give me , O Love , give me thy wings . 2 Aristeo loves and would not love not or seek to cure so sweet a pain : he ...
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... gives place to the fifth one knows that there has been no dream , only the play . One knows that Shakespeare knows this and that in calling what happens to Titania or the lovers indifferently ' vision ' and ' dream ' he is ambiguous for ...
... gives place to the fifth one knows that there has been no dream , only the play . One knows that Shakespeare knows this and that in calling what happens to Titania or the lovers indifferently ' vision ' and ' dream ' he is ambiguous for ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION Pastoralism and Aesthetic Platonic Tradition I | 1 |
THE PASTORALISM OF TASSOS AMINTA | 21 |
The Shepherds Life | 44 |
Copyright | |
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