The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... heauenly a title did yt excellente people bestowe vpon this harteravishinge knoweledge . And so farre weare they carryed into the admiration thereof , that they thought in the chaunceable hittinge of vppon any such verses greate tokens ...
... heauenly a title did yt excellente people bestowe vpon this harteravishinge knoweledge . And so farre weare they carryed into the admiration thereof , that they thought in the chaunceable hittinge of vppon any such verses greate tokens ...
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... heauenly as acquainetaunce wth the starrs gaue them selues to Astronomie . Others perswading themselues to bee demigodds if the knewe the causes of things , became naturall and supernaturall Philosophers , Some , an admirable delight ...
... heauenly as acquainetaunce wth the starrs gaue them selues to Astronomie . Others perswading themselues to bee demigodds if the knewe the causes of things , became naturall and supernaturall Philosophers , Some , an admirable delight ...
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... heauenly psalme of mercye well testifieth . By these therefore examples and reasonnes I thincke it maye be manyfest that the Poett with that same hande of delight doth drawe the mynde more effectually then any other arte doth ; And so a ...
... heauenly psalme of mercye well testifieth . By these therefore examples and reasonnes I thincke it maye be manyfest that the Poett with that same hande of delight doth drawe the mynde more effectually then any other arte doth ; And so a ...
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