The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... amounge the most barbarous and simple Indians wheare no writteing is , yett haue they theire Poetts who make and singe songs which they call Areytos bothe of theire aun- cestors deedes and praises of theire gods A sufficient ...
... amounge the most barbarous and simple Indians wheare no writteing is , yett haue they theire Poetts who make and singe songs which they call Areytos bothe of theire aun- cestors deedes and praises of theire gods A sufficient ...
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... amounge us throwne downe to so ridiculous an estemationn . But they that with quiet Iudgements will looke a litle deeper into it shall finde the ende and workeinge of it such as beinge rightly applyed deserueth not to be scourged out of ...
... amounge us throwne downe to so ridiculous an estemationn . But they that with quiet Iudgements will looke a litle deeper into it shall finde the ende and workeinge of it such as beinge rightly applyed deserueth not to be scourged out of ...
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... amounge them for onely repeating of certaine of Euripides verses , many Athenyans had theire lyves saued of ye Siracusans where the Athenyans themselues thought many philosophers vnworthy to lyve , Certayne Poetts as Simonides and ...
... amounge them for onely repeating of certaine of Euripides verses , many Athenyans had theire lyves saued of ye Siracusans where the Athenyans themselues thought many philosophers vnworthy to lyve , Certayne Poetts as Simonides and ...
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