10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPILOGISTIC»
Discover the use of
epilogistic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epilogistic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The distinguishing feature of epilogistic reasoning, signaled by the prefix epi-,
would then be that the materials to which one applies it and that about which one
knows, or knows better, as a result are the same.12 Passages in which ...
University of Alberta. Dept. of Classics, Monash University. Dept. of Classical Studies, Monash College. Dept. of Classical Studies, 2004
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Latin and Italian Poems of Milton translated into English ...
These lines are an epilogistic palinode to the last elegy. The Socratic dotrines of
the Shady Academe soon broke the bonds of beauty. In other words, his return to
the university. They were probably written when the Latin poems were prepared ...
John Milton, William Hayley, 1808
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Latin and Italian Poems of Milton: Translated Into English ...
i. p. 100. These lines are an epilogistic palinode to the last elegy. ' The Socratic
dotrines of the Shady Academe soon broke the bonds of beauty. In other words,
his return to the university. They were probably written when the Latin poems
were ...
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The Latin and Italian Poems of Milton. Translated Into ...
The three last stanzas are supposed, by Mr. 'Warton, with great reason, to be an
epilogistic palinode to those which precede them ; and to have been written,
when Milton prepared them for the press, in 1645. 0000000 EPIGRAMS. On the ...
John Milton, Jacob George STRUTT, 1814
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Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
c) epilogue ; - ifdi, adj. epilogistic. SpitOt', m. (— (n ; pi. — en) inhabitant of Epirus.
(Joi'tllS, «. Geog. Epirus. (J pifrf), ««tf. eP'c> heroic. Spipba'nia^fcft, «. Krc
epiphany. UpifStOpfll', — ifct>, adj. episcopal ; — Cit , pi. episcopalians; tgpittopo/
, n.
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
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The Etymological Compendium: Or, Portfolio of Origins and ...
... Epigram'matist, i. a writer of epigrams Ep'igraph, i. a title; an inscription Ep'
ilepsy, s. a convulsion of the whole or part of the bodv, with loss of sense
Epileptic, Epllep^tical, a. convulsed Ep'ilogism, t. computation; enumeration
Epilogistic ...
Ha ego, 814:. These lines are an epilogistic palinode to the last Elegy. The
Socratic doctrines of the shady Academe soon broke the bonds of beauty : in
other words, his return to the university. They were probably written when the
Latin poems ...
John Milton, Sir Egerton Brydges, 1835
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Sceptics-Arg Philosophers
... epilogistic accounts, but accorded them different statuses. Memorism, the '
theory' which eschews all reasoning, was elaborated to show that there is an
alternative to the Dogmatists' view of the necessity of reasoning; while epilogism
simply ...
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The works of the English poets from Chaucer to Cowper: ...
Scilioet hos alti missurus ad atria cceli, Sulphureo curm, flammivolisque rntis:
Qualiter ille, feris caput inviolabile Parcis, Liquit liirdanios turbine rnptus agros. I
Thege lines are an epilogistic pallinode the last elegy. The Socratic doctrines of
J1.
Alexander Chalmers, Samuel Johnson, 1810
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Poems Upon Several Occasions: English, Italian, and Latin
And Epist. Pont.H. ii. 13. * These lines are an epilogistic palinode to the last Elegy
. The Socratic doctrines of the shady Academe soon broke the bonds of beauty.
In other words, his return to the university. They were probably written, when the ...
John Milton, Thomas Warton, 1785
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