The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... comedy,” if there was w any person deserving to be distinguished for being a. 8 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father, because he was the first who explained, in this absurd manner, these excellent precepts of Zeno, which teach us ...
... comedy,” if there was w any person deserving to be distinguished for being a. 8 Chrysippus is here pleasantly called father, because he was the first who explained, in this absurd manner, these excellent precepts of Zeno, which teach us ...
Strona 312
... comedy. But in this they mistake, as will appear presently. M. Dacier hath I know not what conceit about a comparison betwixt the Roman and Greek stage. His reason is, that the lyre was used in the Greek chorus, as appears, he says ...
... comedy. But in this they mistake, as will appear presently. M. Dacier hath I know not what conceit about a comparison betwixt the Roman and Greek stage. His reason is, that the lyre was used in the Greek chorus, as appears, he says ...
Strona 313
... comedy. For, though tibia might be allowed to stand for comedy, as opposed to tragaedia (as, in fact, we find it in II. Ep. l. 98), that being the only instrument employed in it; yet, in speaking expressly of the music of the stage ...
... comedy. For, though tibia might be allowed to stand for comedy, as opposed to tragaedia (as, in fact, we find it in II. Ep. l. 98), that being the only instrument employed in it; yet, in speaking expressly of the music of the stage ...
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