The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... worlde but vnder the maskes of Poets . So Thales Empedocles and Parmenides sange theire naturall Philosophi in verses . So did Pithagoras and Phioclides theire morall councells . So did Tirteus in warre matters and , and Solon in ...
... worlde but vnder the maskes of Poets . So Thales Empedocles and Parmenides sange theire naturall Philosophi in verses . So did Pithagoras and Phioclides theire morall councells . So did Tirteus in warre matters and , and Solon in ...
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... worlde is Brasenn . the Poetts onely deliuer a golden but lett those things alone , and goe to mann for whom as the other things are : So it seemeth in him her vttermost coñinge is imployed and knowe whether she haue brought fourthe so ...
... worlde is Brasenn . the Poetts onely deliuer a golden but lett those things alone , and goe to mann for whom as the other things are : So it seemeth in him her vttermost coñinge is imployed and knowe whether she haue brought fourthe so ...
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... worlde to the gouernement of familyes and maine- taineinge of publicke scocieties . The historian scarsely giueth leasure to the morrallist to saye somuch , but yt he loaden with olde mouse - eaten recordes ; authorisinge himselfe for ...
... worlde to the gouernement of familyes and maine- taineinge of publicke scocieties . The historian scarsely giueth leasure to the morrallist to saye somuch , but yt he loaden with olde mouse - eaten recordes ; authorisinge himselfe for ...
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