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Page xxv
... poet - scholar Chrysogonus in His- triomastix , 1599 , the importance of this slight change in punctuation is obvious . It seems clear , in conclusion , that the ' three yeeres ' mentioned by Jonson take us back to his own attack ...
... poet - scholar Chrysogonus in His- triomastix , 1599 , the importance of this slight change in punctuation is obvious . It seems clear , in conclusion , that the ' three yeeres ' mentioned by Jonson take us back to his own attack ...
Page xxxvi
... poet - apes , and the forbearance ( save the mark ! ) , wisdom , and genius of Ben Jonson . Poetaster is learned ; it has some action , if also a very crude plot ; but it is pervaded by arrogance , narrowness , and pettiness that must ...
... poet - apes , and the forbearance ( save the mark ! ) , wisdom , and genius of Ben Jonson . Poetaster is learned ; it has some action , if also a very crude plot ; but it is pervaded by arrogance , narrowness , and pettiness that must ...
Page xxxvii
... poets , the orators , Thucydides and Plato , and finally the greatest comedies and tragedies . The dialogue concludes ... poet . " There are , however , hundreds of similar proverbs : e . g . " The tongue of a fool carves a piece of his ...
... poets , the orators , Thucydides and Plato , and finally the greatest comedies and tragedies . The dialogue concludes ... poet . " There are , however , hundreds of similar proverbs : e . g . " The tongue of a fool carves a piece of his ...
Page xxxix
... poet who saw nothing incongruous in masquerad- ing under the Roman's name . The bore himself appears incontinently as the Tigellius or the Crispinus , half knave , half fool , whose immortality is to spring from the good- humored ...
... poet who saw nothing incongruous in masquerad- ing under the Roman's name . The bore himself appears incontinently as the Tigellius or the Crispinus , half knave , half fool , whose immortality is to spring from the good- humored ...
Page xli
... 3. 138 ; 1. 4. 13-6 ) is generally supposed to have been a bad poet and pseudo - philosopher surnamed Aretalogus who wrote verses on the Stoics . The name , L however , may be merely a fiction of Horace's . Introduction xli.
... 3. 138 ; 1. 4. 13-6 ) is generally supposed to have been a bad poet and pseudo - philosopher surnamed Aretalogus who wrote verses on the Stoics . The name , L however , may be merely a fiction of Horace's . Introduction xli.
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