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Page 46
... Smect . 3. 303. ) The definition of a true poem as a ' composition and pattern of the best and honorablest things ' is extraordinary , and so too the assertion that a poet can communicate only what he himself is , and should therefore ...
... Smect . 3. 303. ) The definition of a true poem as a ' composition and pattern of the best and honorablest things ' is extraordinary , and so too the assertion that a poet can communicate only what he himself is , and should therefore ...
Page 96
... Smect . ( 3. 305. ) The myth of love's birth in the Symposium agrees with the Mosaic account . D.D.D. ( 3. 398. ) The myth of Aristophanes in the Symposium erroneously sug- gests that man and woman are equal . Tetrach . ( 4. 76 ...
... Smect . ( 3. 305. ) The myth of love's birth in the Symposium agrees with the Mosaic account . D.D.D. ( 3. 398. ) The myth of Aristophanes in the Symposium erroneously sug- gests that man and woman are equal . Tetrach . ( 4. 76 ...
Page 97
... Smect . ( 3. 293-4 . ) There is much jesting in the Dialogues . Pro Se Def . ( 9. 176 , 180-2 . ) Plato indulged in fables and ' smooth conceits . ' P.R. 4. 295 . POLITICS Plato , the ' wisest of the heathen , ' is an authority on law ...
... Smect . ( 3. 293-4 . ) There is much jesting in the Dialogues . Pro Se Def . ( 9. 176 , 180-2 . ) Plato indulged in fables and ' smooth conceits . ' P.R. 4. 295 . POLITICS Plato , the ' wisest of the heathen , ' is an authority on law ...
Contents
MILTON AS A STUDENT OF PLATO | 3 |
ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW | 27 |
HIMSELF A TRUE POEM | 45 |
Copyright | |
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