The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Том 3J. Crissy, 1824 |
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... Pindar was a great genius of the first class , who was hurried on by a natural fire and impetuosity to vast conceptions of things , and noble sallies of imagination . At the same time , can any thing be more ridiculous than for men of à ...
... Pindar was a great genius of the first class , who was hurried on by a natural fire and impetuosity to vast conceptions of things , and noble sallies of imagination . At the same time , can any thing be more ridiculous than for men of à ...
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... Pindar , is like a sister among the Camisars ( a ) compared with Virgil's Sibyl : there is the distortion , grimace , and outward figure , but no- thing of that divine impulse which raises the mind above itself , and makes the sounds ...
... Pindar , is like a sister among the Camisars ( a ) compared with Virgil's Sibyl : there is the distortion , grimace , and outward figure , but no- thing of that divine impulse which raises the mind above itself , and makes the sounds ...
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