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ix pages, 1 unnumbered page, 1 leaf, 250 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 22 cm |
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Poets as interpreters -- Homer: What he believed and what he valued -- Aeschylus: His genius and spiritual insights -- Lucretius: A materialistic philosophy becomes noble poetry -- Virgil: Who placed an ideal before imperial Rome -- The meaning of life in the ancient poets -- Dante: The supreme poet of Christianity -- Shankespeare: What he admired and what he believed -- The supreme epic: Religion as poetry -- What is common to all |
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Poetry -- History and criticism.
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Poetry. |
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Life.
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Life. |
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