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... influence on English literature . One need not , however , go to the Celts for this particular pas- sage : it is closely imitated from the tenth epistle of Ovid's Heroides , where Ariadne , discovering the flight of Theseus , goes down ...
... influence on English literature . One need not , however , go to the Celts for this particular pas- sage : it is closely imitated from the tenth epistle of Ovid's Heroides , where Ariadne , discovering the flight of Theseus , goes down ...
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... influence on his conception of classical mythology was all but nothing , the exceeding paucity of such allusions abund- antly indicates . Of any other Greek influence there is not the slightest hint . Mr. John Churton Collins , in a ...
... influence on his conception of classical mythology was all but nothing , the exceeding paucity of such allusions abund- antly indicates . Of any other Greek influence there is not the slightest hint . Mr. John Churton Collins , in a ...
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... influence . As in Cymb . and Wint . , the greater divinities are often mentioned , and nature - myth is frequent . Turning to the spurious portions , we find a considerable Ovidian influence the garden of the Hesperides , Jove as a type ...
... influence . As in Cymb . and Wint . , the greater divinities are often mentioned , and nature - myth is frequent . Turning to the spurious portions , we find a considerable Ovidian influence the garden of the Hesperides , Jove as a type ...
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