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( 1 , 313 ) Indeed this view of free will is latent in his famous Satire III , where his command and cry , “ Seeke true religion . O where ? ” would have no meaning if the speaker did not feel that somehow within himself he had the ...
( 1 , 313 ) Indeed this view of free will is latent in his famous Satire III , where his command and cry , “ Seeke true religion . O where ? ” would have no meaning if the speaker did not feel that somehow within himself he had the ...
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The earliest satirist , Lucilius , was as robust and combative a personality as Cicero ; his works are largely lost , and so that most private of men , Horace , was the first to estab lish a satiric personality to endure through the ...
The earliest satirist , Lucilius , was as robust and combative a personality as Cicero ; his works are largely lost , and so that most private of men , Horace , was the first to estab lish a satiric personality to endure through the ...
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The poetic incarnation of the spirit or voice of the poet is not only inherent to metamorphic writing and central to the satire , but is also part of the religious theme that carries over into the sonnets . The Progresse of the Soule ...
The poetic incarnation of the spirit or voice of the poet is not only inherent to metamorphic writing and central to the satire , but is also part of the religious theme that carries over into the sonnets . The Progresse of the Soule ...
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| Title | Wrestling with God: Literature & Theology in the English Renaissance : Essays to Honour Paul Grant Stanwood |
| Authors | Raymond George Siemens, P. G. Stanwood |
| Editors | William Speed Hill, Mary Ellen Henley |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | M.E. Henley, 2001 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Feb 2008 |
| ISBN | 0968719503, 9780968719503 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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