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... Ovid , while the remainder , with few exceptions , are from Vergil . The vaguer allusions , though admitting of no confident attribution , are nearly all of such a character that they might have been drawn from Ovid or Vergil . In other ...
... Ovid , while the remainder , with few exceptions , are from Vergil . The vaguer allusions , though admitting of no confident attribution , are nearly all of such a character that they might have been drawn from Ovid or Vergil . In other ...
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... Ovid , what conception did he entertain of it ? He found in Ovid , and in classical mythology as a whole , what all the Renaissance found before him : a treasure - house of fascina- ting story wrought out in rich magnificence of detail ...
... Ovid , what conception did he entertain of it ? He found in Ovid , and in classical mythology as a whole , what all the Renaissance found before him : a treasure - house of fascina- ting story wrought out in rich magnificence of detail ...
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... OVID . PART FIRST CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY IN SHAKESPEARE Absyrtus . - H6B. Ado ..... Much Ado About Nothing . Alls ... Ovid's Amores . Art ....... Ovid's Ars Amatoria . Fasti ..... Ovid's Fasti . Georg .... Vergil's Georgica . Her ...
... OVID . PART FIRST CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY IN SHAKESPEARE Absyrtus . - H6B. Ado ..... Much Ado About Nothing . Alls ... Ovid's Amores . Art ....... Ovid's Ars Amatoria . Fasti ..... Ovid's Fasti . Georg .... Vergil's Georgica . Her ...
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