The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... arte ; but that by fewe menn yt arte cann be accomplished . Certainely euen our sauiour Christ coulde as well haue giuen the morrall comenn places of vncharitablenes and hum- blenes : as the devine narration of Diues and Lazarus : or of ...
... arte ; but that by fewe menn yt arte cann be accomplished . Certainely euen our sauiour Christ coulde as well haue giuen the morrall comenn places of vncharitablenes and hum- blenes : as the devine narration of Diues and Lazarus : or of ...
Page 30
... arte of memorye haue shewed nothing to apte for it as a certaine Rowme devided into many places well and throughly ... Artes . Wherein for the most parte from Gramar to Logicque , Mathe- maticques , Phisicke , and the rest , ye rules ...
... arte of memorye haue shewed nothing to apte for it as a certaine Rowme devided into many places well and throughly ... Artes . Wherein for the most parte from Gramar to Logicque , Mathe- maticques , Phisicke , and the rest , ye rules ...
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... arte : where the other usinge arte to shewe arte , and not to hide arte ( as in these cases he sholde doe ) flieth from nature and indeede abuseth arte . [ 18v ] But what ? me thinks I deserue to be pounded for straying from Poetry to ...
... arte : where the other usinge arte to shewe arte , and not to hide arte ( as in these cases he sholde doe ) flieth from nature and indeede abuseth arte . [ 18v ] But what ? me thinks I deserue to be pounded for straying from Poetry to ...
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