10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «OSEPIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
osepic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
osepic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical
... and shall proceed to what remains, after l have taken no'ice os another, which has likewise some appear; ance of force. lt will be thought inconvenicnt, as it is the design os epic poetry to raise and dignisy human characters, that gods should ...
2
Lud polski, jego zwyczaje, zabobony - Strona 2
Stan, dostarezenie wszel- kiej zywnosei na stót królewski i dla jego dworzan, gdzie tylko Panujaey stanat, zniesiona w 1372 roku; slad jéj pozostat w Osepic, który w krakowskiém Srezna zwano ; datek to zbozowy , а co do owsa w Jvlnzowszu ...
3
Dictionarium Britannicum: Or, A More Compleat Universal Etymological ...
leCKLY, speedily, presently. WX'CKNZSS [os epic and nerre, Seat] agiliry, nimbleness, briskness. Wl'CK Sand: [os cpie, and sand, Sex] sands which shake and tremble, into which those, who pas: over them, osten sink. Qu r'cx Set [of cpic and ...
Nathan Bailey, George Gordon, Philip Miller, 1736
4
Grammar of the Greek Language: For the Use of High Schools and Colleges
Part, hcqxtptvos and a*ax?;u<»v,. ^n'- iyvoe'to, to 6« ignorant, Ep. Aor. nyolnat &K<lxr)o&cu (4 223, Bern. 4); Plup. (§ 207, I), OTwio-offKE (4 205, 5). Epic ixaxtlaro. tyitffu, (o break, Aor. Epic ^{o instead iutdxf'os (Epic), sharpened, pointed, ...
5
The first three books of Homer's Iliad, with a glossary, and Engl. ...
From lo-os, Epic euros, whence also iV/cu. According to others, from coiko, like tiKatja. Iliryfo-i^aXXor, ov, * thick-fieeced." — From mryvvfii and fuiKkos, "a fleece." 198. 'Gum, Epic and Ionic for outv, gen. plur. of Sis, gen. Sios, accus. oiv : nom.
Homerus, Charles Anthon, John Richardson Major, 1846
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Słownik języka polskiego: M-O. - Tom 3 - Strona 588
Cb. OSEPIC sig, f. osepi sie rec. dok., ein ñnfiereô (Señdyi тафеп. Osepiwszy sie, 2 fukiem rzekl. 1 Leap. Genes. 51, 56. OSERCE, ab. Osierdzie. OSESEK, OSYSEK, ska, т., sysak, sysuń; Bah. cycawy". cucawy; Sorab. 1. cjcak; Vind. mliekni ...
Samuel Bogumił Linde, August Bielowski, 1857
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Paradise Lost: A Poem, in Twelve Books - Tom 1 - Strona xciii
... diminution os it, than isthey should say, Adam is not Eneas, nor Eve Helen. . , I shall therefore examine itby the rules os epic poetry, and see whether it falls short of the Iliad or jEneid, in the beauties which are essential to that kind os writing.
John Milton, Thomas Newton, 1770
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The Dunciad, in Four Books. Printed According to the Complete Copy ...
... the one born with them, the other contracted by neglect of their proper talents, through self-conceit of greater abilities. - This truth he ' Vide Bossu, Du Poeme Epique, ch. viii. wrappeth in an zI/legoryb (as the construction os Epic poesy D 2 of ...
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The Travels of Cyrus, 1: To which is Annexed a Discourse Upon the ...
You have sormerly read our poet Homer, the drama is only an abridgement os epic poesy ; the one is an action recited, the o- ther an action represented ; the one recounts the successive triumphs os virtue over vice and sortune, the other ...
Andrew Michael Ramsay, 1796
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Observations on Poetry, Especially the Epic:: Occasioned by the Late ...
Of the fable os epic and dramatic poems. p. 26 Upon what principles the true excellence of the fable is to be estimated. ibid. "The fable to consist of one compleat aSlion. p. 27 What is to be understood by the beginnings and what by the end of ...
