The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... teacheth what vertue is : and [ 5 ] And teache it not onely by deliueringe forthe his verye beinge , his causes , and effects : but also by makinge knowne his enemye vice which must be destroyed , and his combersom servant passion which ...
... teacheth what vertue is : and [ 5 ] And teache it not onely by deliueringe forthe his verye beinge , his causes , and effects : but also by makinge knowne his enemye vice which must be destroyed , and his combersom servant passion which ...
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... teacheth but he teacheth obscurely ; so as the learnned onely cann vnderstannde him . That is to saye he teacheth them that are alreadye taught : But the Poett is the foode for the tendreste stomackes ; The Poett is indeede the right ...
... teacheth but he teacheth obscurely ; so as the learnned onely cann vnderstannde him . That is to saye he teacheth them that are alreadye taught : But the Poett is the foode for the tendreste stomackes ; The Poett is indeede the right ...
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... teacheth the vncertaynety of this worlde , and vppon howe weake foundations guilden roofes are builded : that maketh vs knowne Qui Sceptra sauus duro impero regit Timet timentes : Netus authorem redit . But howe much it cann moue ...
... teacheth the vncertaynety of this worlde , and vppon howe weake foundations guilden roofes are builded : that maketh vs knowne Qui Sceptra sauus duro impero regit Timet timentes : Netus authorem redit . But howe much it cann moue ...
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