Dryden's PoetryIndiana University Press, 1967 - 354 sidor |
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... play , leaves Cleopatra absolved of the guilt attributed to her in some versions of the story . ) Significantly , it is Serapion who brings the news , using her word , sunk ( one of the play's many variants on Latinate meanings of ruin ) ...
... play , leaves Cleopatra absolved of the guilt attributed to her in some versions of the story . ) Significantly , it is Serapion who brings the news , using her word , sunk ( one of the play's many variants on Latinate meanings of ruin ) ...
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... play could not exist . There is nothing whatsoever in the play to show that death is a punishment of the two lovers ; on the contrary , it brings their final and most exalted union . That fact is not controverted but modified by the ...
... play could not exist . There is nothing whatsoever in the play to show that death is a punishment of the two lovers ; on the contrary , it brings their final and most exalted union . That fact is not controverted but modified by the ...
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... play is one factor in its claim to be Dryden's greatest , but it is typical of the motions of most of his plays . In all the will is to be seen choosing rightly or wrongly a private or public course , whether for a testing time or ...
... play is one factor in its claim to be Dryden's greatest , but it is typical of the motions of most of his plays . In all the will is to be seen choosing rightly or wrongly a private or public course , whether for a testing time or ...
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Absalom and Achitophel action Æneid Æsop Alexas allusion analogy Anglican Anne Killigrew Annus Mirabilis Antony Antony's artistic beasts beginning biblical Catholic century characters Charles Charleton Chaucer Christ Christian Christian humanism Church Cleopatra comparison complex conception concern couplet David death divine Dolabella Donne Donne's Dryden's poem Dryden's poetry Duchess of Ormond earlier echoes Eleonora English epic eternal Fables faith fate Flecknoe Franzius grace harmony heav'n heroic Hind human ideal ideas imagery imagistic important irony John Dryden kind king lines lyric MacFlecknoe means metaphor Milton monarchy mortal narrative nature neo-Platonic Oldham once Ovid panegyric Panther passage passion play poet poetic praise progress piece Purcell realm reason relation Religio Laici religious Roman satire seems sense Shadwell shows songs soul stanza story suggests temporal Theseus thou thought tone translation treated typology values Ventidius writing
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