Literature and Poetry: Studies on the English Language; the Poetry of the Bible; the Dies Iræ; the Stabat Mater; the Hymns of St. Bernard; the University, Ancient and Modern; Dante Alighieri; the Divina Commedia |
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... Poetic Diction , 120. - Versification , 122. - Parallelism of Mem- bers , 125. - Literature on Bible Poetry , 130 . III . THE DIES IRE , The Received Latin Text , 134. - The Name and Use of the Poem , 134. - Contents , 134. - Character ...
... Poetic Diction , 120. - Versification , 122. - Parallelism of Mem- bers , 125. - Literature on Bible Poetry , 130 . III . THE DIES IRE , The Received Latin Text , 134. - The Name and Use of the Poem , 134. - Contents , 134. - Character ...
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... Poem , 352. - Time of Composition , 354. — Dura- tion of the Vision , 356. - Dante's Cosmology , 357. - Explana- tion of the Commedia , 360. - Design of the Commedia , 365.— The Way to Paradise , 367. - The Poetic Form of the Com- media ...
... Poem , 352. - Time of Composition , 354. — Dura- tion of the Vision , 356. - Dante's Cosmology , 357. - Explana- tion of the Commedia , 360. - Design of the Commedia , 365.— The Way to Paradise , 367. - The Poetic Form of the Com- media ...
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... poem on the Foolish Virgins ( Matt . 25 : 11 , 12 ) , in “ Gui- nevere , " is almost wholly monosyllabic : - " Late , late , so late ! and dark the night and chill ! Late , late , so late ! but we can enter still . ' Too late , too late ...
... poem on the Foolish Virgins ( Matt . 25 : 11 , 12 ) , in “ Gui- nevere , " is almost wholly monosyllabic : - " Late , late , so late ! and dark the night and chill ! Late , late , so late ! but we can enter still . ' Too late , too late ...
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... poems scattered through the historical books , as Gen. iv . 23-24 ; xlix . 2-27 ; Ex . xv . 1-21 ; Deut . xxxii . 1 ... poetic in sentiment and form , or they vibrate between poetry and prose . A number of lyric songs , odes , and ...
... poems scattered through the historical books , as Gen. iv . 23-24 ; xlix . 2-27 ; Ex . xv . 1-21 ; Deut . xxxii . 1 ... poetic in sentiment and form , or they vibrate between poetry and prose . A number of lyric songs , odes , and ...
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... poetic quotations in the Epistles . But we may say that the whole Bible is cast in a poetic mould . The Hebrews were a highly imaginative people . The Hebrew language , as Herder says , is itself a poem . Some of the prose of the Bible ...
... poetic quotations in the Epistles . But we may say that the whole Bible is cast in a poetic mould . The Hebrews were a highly imaginative people . The Hebrew language , as Herder says , is itself a poem . Some of the prose of the Bible ...
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