The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... theise arguments will by fewe be vnderstood and by feawer graunted . This much I hope wilbe giuen mee that the greekes with som probabilitie of reasonne gaue him the name aboue all names of learninge Nowe lett us goe to a more ordynarye ...
... theise arguments will by fewe be vnderstood and by feawer graunted . This much I hope wilbe giuen mee that the greekes with som probabilitie of reasonne gaue him the name aboue all names of learninge Nowe lett us goe to a more ordynarye ...
Page 9
... theise are waited on in the excellentedst langauges and best vnderstandings with the fore discribed name of Poetts for theise indeede doe meerely make to Imitate : And Imitate both to delighte and teache : And delighte to mou men to ...
... theise are waited on in the excellentedst langauges and best vnderstandings with the fore discribed name of Poetts for theise indeede doe meerely make to Imitate : And Imitate both to delighte and teache : And delighte to mou men to ...
Page 40
... theise menn no more settinge theire names to it by theire owne disgracefullnes disgrace the most gracefull Poesie for nowe as if all the Muses weare gott with childe to bringe forth bastarde Poetts without any comissionn they of doe ...
... theise menn no more settinge theire names to it by theire owne disgracefullnes disgrace the most gracefull Poesie for nowe as if all the Muses weare gott with childe to bringe forth bastarde Poetts without any comissionn they of doe ...
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abused Æneas amounge annother Aristotle arte auncient aunswere beastes beautye beinge beleeue Berthold Wolpe Blomefield Borthwick Brampton cann carrye Cirus conceite delight deliuered devine doone doth dryve euen farre fitt Francis Blomefield furr furthe giue giueth goodnes graunted Greekes hadd hath haue haueinge heauenly Historiann historye holograph honnor imitation indeede Italic script Iudgement iust knowe knoweledge laughter learninge learnned leaue lett litle loue maister maketh mann matter maye memorye menn misliked moue musicke mynde naturall neuer Norfolk Norwich obiections ouer Penshurst Penshurst Place perchaunce Peter Bales Philosopher Plato Plutarche Poesie Poeticall Poetry Poettrye Poetts Ranworth reasonn receiue saye scribe selfe selues shewe sholde Sidney Manuscript Sidney's soeuer Sotheby Sotheby's takenn teache teacheth theise themselues thincke things truly trulye twoe twoo tyme verse vertue verye vnder vnto vppon waye weare wherein wilbe witt wolde woordes worckes Xenophon ye Poett yett