The Quarterly Review, Volume 226John Murray, 1916 |
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Page 4
... things , not with fancies . Had his story been a purely imaginative inven- tion or an artistic combination of baseless legends , we should have to assume that , in order to create an illusion of realism , he made a special and careful ...
... things , not with fancies . Had his story been a purely imaginative inven- tion or an artistic combination of baseless legends , we should have to assume that , in order to create an illusion of realism , he made a special and careful ...
Page 6
... thing is that the comparative weakness on the western side is noticed in the Iliad . When Andromache ( in Book VI ) beseeches Hector not to go forth , she says , ' Stay thy folk beside the fig - tree , where best the city may be scaled ...
... thing is that the comparative weakness on the western side is noticed in the Iliad . When Andromache ( in Book VI ) beseeches Hector not to go forth , she says , ' Stay thy folk beside the fig - tree , where best the city may be scaled ...
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... things which were likely to happen in the sacking of the city . If this argument is reasonable , it supports the conclusion , which otherwise seems pro- bable , that Athene had a temple in the Troy of Priam . When he comes to examine ...
... things which were likely to happen in the sacking of the city . If this argument is reasonable , it supports the conclusion , which otherwise seems pro- bable , that Athene had a temple in the Troy of Priam . When he comes to examine ...
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... thing is to determine the value of the Catalogue of the Achæan ships . Mr Leaf has submitted it to a merciless analysis , and it may safely be said that the combined forces of the unitarians will never rehabilitate the Catalogue as a ...
... thing is to determine the value of the Catalogue of the Achæan ships . Mr Leaf has submitted it to a merciless analysis , and it may safely be said that the combined forces of the unitarians will never rehabilitate the Catalogue as a ...
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... things as well as in great , and sufficient imagi- nation to realise their consequences . The display of sympathy in dealing with Easterns is certainly a very necessary quality ; so also is the extension of indulgence to what in Western ...
... things as well as in great , and sufficient imagi- nation to realise their consequences . The display of sympathy in dealing with Easterns is certainly a very necessary quality ; so also is the extension of indulgence to what in Western ...
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