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Page v
... translations of Ovid and Virgil , its hints of Aristophanes , its travesty of Horace , make us question the vaunted classicism of Ben Jonson . The Augus- tan satirist lightly derides a fretting adversary , or passes him by with a glance ...
... translations of Ovid and Virgil , its hints of Aristophanes , its travesty of Horace , make us question the vaunted classicism of Ben Jonson . The Augus- tan satirist lightly derides a fretting adversary , or passes him by with a glance ...
Page vii
... translations , anticipates Catiline ; in the relations of Ovid and Julia there is even a faintly romantic touch ; while the ridicule of English bombastic tragedy and ranting satire reminds us that much of Jonson's criticism of his ...
... translations , anticipates Catiline ; in the relations of Ovid and Julia there is even a faintly romantic touch ; while the ridicule of English bombastic tragedy and ranting satire reminds us that much of Jonson's criticism of his ...
Page viii
... translation of Lucian's Lexiphanes ; Mr. Andrew Keogh of the Yale Library for frequent biblio- graphical aid . My acknowledgments are also due to Mr. W. A. White of New York City for the use of his copy of the 1602 Quarto edition of ...
... translation of Lucian's Lexiphanes ; Mr. Andrew Keogh of the Yale Library for frequent biblio- graphical aid . My acknowledgments are also due to Mr. W. A. White of New York City for the use of his copy of the 1602 Quarto edition of ...
Page xix
... translator . There are , moreover , changes in detail carried out so consistently as to presuppose a supremely interested and careful editor : 1 ) words such as knight , knighthood , are replaced by others less anachron- istic , cf. the ...
... translator . There are , moreover , changes in detail carried out so consistently as to presuppose a supremely interested and careful editor : 1 ) words such as knight , knighthood , are replaced by others less anachron- istic , cf. the ...
Page xxvi
... Translator , dramatist , writer of epigrams and satires , Chrysogonus appears much what Jonson was . ' Nevertheless , ' writes Fleay , ' Jonson took offence ; he could not tolerate being made to talk fustian , and his scholarly service ...
... Translator , dramatist , writer of epigrams and satires , Chrysogonus appears much what Jonson was . ' Nevertheless , ' writes Fleay , ' Jonson took offence ; he could not tolerate being made to talk fustian , and his scholarly service ...
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