 | 1831 - 368 páginas
...as, indeed, were done, and not such as fantastically or falely may be suggested to have been done. Truly, Aristotle himself, in his Discourse of Poesy,...determineth this question, saying, that poetry is tpiloaoqiKTfgov xal anovSaioisQov, that is to say, it is more philosophical and more ingenious than... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1860 - 404 páginas
...as, indeed, were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been done. Truly, Aristotle himself, in his Discourse of Poesy,...determineth this question, saying, that poetry is ^oao^oTcpav xai ojrotxtoiorepw, that is to Say, it 13 more philosophical and more ingenious than history.... | |
 | Cassell, ltd - 1876 - 466 páginas
...as, indeed, were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been done. ut consider myself, amidst this tumult of criticism,...ship in a poetical tempest, impelled at the same tim $n\offotywTfpov KOI trirouSaidTfpov, that is to say, it is more philosophical and more ingenious than... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1890 - 206 páginas
...as indeed were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been 25 done. Truly, Aristotle himself, in his Discourse of Poesy,...determineth this question, saying that poetry .is <j>L\oo~o<f>u>Tfpov and (TrrovSa.i6Tf.pov, that is to say, it is more philosophical and more studiously... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1890 - 210 páginas
...as indeed were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been 2s done. Truly, Aristotle himself, in his Discourse of Poesy,...plainly determineth this question, saying that poetry is if>t\ixToif>wTepov and o-7rovSaioTepov, that is to say, it is more philosophical and more studiously... | |
 | Philip Sidney - 1890 - 206 páginas
...determineth this question, saying that poetry is <j>i\o(To<f>taTcpov and (nrovSaioTtpov, that is to say, it is more philosophical and more studiously serious...history. His reason is, because poesy dealeth with Ka6o\av, that is 30 to say with the universal consideration, and the history with naff fKatrrov, the... | |
 | Charles Edwyn Vaughan - 1896 - 330 páginas
...determineth this question, saying that poetry is phtiosophoteron and spoudaioteron, that is to say, it is more philosophical, and more studiously serious,...history. His reason is, because poesy dealeth with katholou, that is to say, with the universal consideration; and the history with kathekaston, the particular;... | |
 | Charles Edwyn Vaughan - 1896 - 366 páginas
...such as indeed were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been done. Truly Aristotle himself in his discourse of poesy,...plainly determineth this question, saying that poetry is phtiosophoteron and spoudaioteron, that is to say, it is more philosophical, and more studiously serious,... | |
 | Ernest Rhys - 1897 - 290 páginas
...determineth this question, saying, that Poetry is Philosophoteron and Spoudaioteron, that is to say, it is more Philosophical, and more studiously serious, than history. His reason is, because Poesie dealeth with Katholon, that is to say, with the universall consideration ; and the history with... | |
 | Ernest Rhys - 1897 - 286 páginas
...determineth this question, saying, that Poetry is Philosophoteron and Spoudaioteron, that is to say, it is more Philosophical, and more studiously serious, than history. His reason is, because Poesie dealeth with Katholon, that is to say, with the universall consideration ; and the history with... | |
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... you images of true matters, such as indeed were done, and not such as fantastically or falsely may be suggested to have been done. 
