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Side 246
... Poetical Art , are in greatest Force together , at that very Juncture the Poetry of that Country is at its Heighth . And this is the Reason why Tragedy , which is a Poem of the Growth of Attica , was at its Heighth in the Time of ...
... Poetical Art , are in greatest Force together , at that very Juncture the Poetry of that Country is at its Heighth . And this is the Reason why Tragedy , which is a Poem of the Growth of Attica , was at its Heighth in the Time of ...
Side 250
... Poetical Parts of his Book : So that Lucretius , to attain an Excellence in Poetry , was contented to be guilty of a ... Poetical , and very Sublime , he is forc'd to erect a new Divinity in the Room of those whom he has been just ...
... Poetical Parts of his Book : So that Lucretius , to attain an Excellence in Poetry , was contented to be guilty of a ... Poetical , and very Sublime , he is forc'd to erect a new Divinity in the Room of those whom he has been just ...
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... Poetical has been shewn to be one . And consequently tho our Saviour did not make use of a Style that was Figurative and Enthusiastick , because he instructed the World as God , and as God he could not feel either Admiration or Terror ...
... Poetical has been shewn to be one . And consequently tho our Saviour did not make use of a Style that was Figurative and Enthusiastick , because he instructed the World as God , and as God he could not feel either Admiration or Terror ...
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