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... hath in every figure skill ... ( V. iii . 7-9 ) In the context of these lines , the phrase " hath in every figure skill " may only mean " has knowledge of all figures [ letters ] " . Since writing and reading were regarded as arts ...
... hath in every figure skill ... ( V. iii . 7-9 ) In the context of these lines , the phrase " hath in every figure skill " may only mean " has knowledge of all figures [ letters ] " . Since writing and reading were regarded as arts ...
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... hath not the workes of Nature for his principal obiect , without which they could not consist , and on which they so depend , as they become Actors and Players , as it were , of what Nature will have set foorth Onely the Poet ...
... hath not the workes of Nature for his principal obiect , without which they could not consist , and on which they so depend , as they become Actors and Players , as it were , of what Nature will have set foorth Onely the Poet ...
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Andrzej Jankowski. Sidney explains it in the following way : " where once reason hath so much overmastred passion as that the minde hath a free desire to doe well , the inward light each minde hath in it selfe is as good as a ...
Andrzej Jankowski. Sidney explains it in the following way : " where once reason hath so much overmastred passion as that the minde hath a free desire to doe well , the inward light each minde hath in it selfe is as good as a ...
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