The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... Poesie therefore is an arte of Imitation ; for so Aristotle tearmeth it in this word Munois . That is to saye a representinge counterfeitinge or figuringe furth to speake . Meta- phorically ; a speakinge picture with this end to teache ...
... Poesie therefore is an arte of Imitation ; for so Aristotle tearmeth it in this word Munois . That is to saye a representinge counterfeitinge or figuringe furth to speake . Meta- phorically ; a speakinge picture with this end to teache ...
Page 40
... Poesie thus embraced for all other places sholde onely finde in our time a harde welcome in England . I thincke the verye earthe lamentheth it , and therfore decketh our soile with feawer lawerelles then it was accustomed . For ...
... Poesie thus embraced for all other places sholde onely finde in our time a harde welcome in England . I thincke the verye earthe lamentheth it , and therfore decketh our soile with feawer lawerelles then it was accustomed . For ...
Page 50
... Poesie . I conjure you all yt haue hadd the evill lucke to reade this incke wasting toye of myne , even in the name of the nyne muses no more to scorne the sacred misteries of Poesie : No more to laughe att the name of Poetts as though ...
... Poesie . I conjure you all yt haue hadd the evill lucke to reade this incke wasting toye of myne , even in the name of the nyne muses no more to scorne the sacred misteries of Poesie : No more to laughe att the name of Poetts as though ...
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