PoemsEdward Moxon, 1842 - 304 pages |
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Page 18
... Syracuse reposed . And as he long in sweet delusion hung , Where once a PLATO taught , a PINDAR sung ; Who now but meets him musing , when he roves His ruined Tusculan's romantic groves ? In Rome's great forum , who but hears him roll 18.
... Syracuse reposed . And as he long in sweet delusion hung , Where once a PLATO taught , a PINDAR sung ; Who now but meets him musing , when he roves His ruined Tusculan's romantic groves ? In Rome's great forum , who but hears him roll 18.
Page 72
... to die - who in her chamber sate Musing with Plato , though the horn was blown , And every ear and every heart was won , And all in green array were chasing down the sun ! te thard , KA Len Then is the Age of Admiration - Then Gods walk.
... to die - who in her chamber sate Musing with Plato , though the horn was blown , And every ear and every heart was won , And all in green array were chasing down the sun ! te thard , KA Len Then is the Age of Admiration - Then Gods walk.
Page 103
... Plato would have expressed himself , where were they acquired ? There could not be a better argument for his doctrine of a pre- existent state . L'homme ne sait à quel rang se mettre . Il est visible- ment égaré et sent en lui des ...
... Plato would have expressed himself , where were they acquired ? There could not be a better argument for his doctrine of a pre- existent state . L'homme ne sait à quel rang se mettre . Il est visible- ment égaré et sent en lui des ...
Page 106
... Plato . " - ROGER ASCHAM . P. 73 , 1. 1 . Then is the Age of Admiration- Dante in his old age was pointed out to Petrarch when a boy ; and Dryden to Pope . Who does not wish that Dante and Dryden could have known the value of the homage ...
... Plato . " - ROGER ASCHAM . P. 73 , 1. 1 . Then is the Age of Admiration- Dante in his old age was pointed out to Petrarch when a boy ; and Dryden to Pope . Who does not wish that Dante and Dryden could have known the value of the homage ...
Page 119
... Plato's , " non solum in præsentia , sed etiam postero die jucundæ sunt . " But , when we look round as we sit there , we find ourselves in a Sabine farm , and not in a Roman villa . His windows have every charm of prospect ; but his ...
... Plato's , " non solum in præsentia , sed etiam postero die jucundæ sunt . " But , when we look round as we sit there , we find ourselves in a Sabine farm , and not in a Roman villa . His windows have every charm of prospect ; but his ...
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