The Laocoon, and Other Prose Writings of Lessing

Achilles actions actor actual Agesander already ancient artists appear Aristotle Athenodorus awaken beauty behold body Cæsars Caylus character cold combination conception Corneille Dacier disgust displeasure divine doctrine EDITED effect elementary book emotions entirely Ernest Rhys example excite expression eyes fault feelings former French ghost give goddess Greeks hand Havelock Ellis Homer human race idea Iliad imagination imitation Introduction Laocoon latter less Lysippus means merely mind misfortune moral nature never object Orosman Ovid painter painting passage passions Paternoster Square perfect person Phidias Philoctetes picture pity and fear play pleasure Pliny poet poetical poetry Polydorus Polymetis possessed produce purify reason recognise regard render representation represented ridiculous says serpents Shakespeare shield shrieks single Sophocles soul speaking spectators stage statue suffering T. W. Rolleston taste terrible terror theatre thing tion tragedy tragic true truth ugliness Virgil visible Voltaire whole Winckelmann words Zaire