The Southern Review, Том 2A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... Europe , are to be traced . There are four theories on this subject . One supposes that the first settlers of Europe brought rhyme with them from the east . A second , that it is of Arabic origin . A third , that it is due to the ...
... Europe , are to be traced . There are four theories on this subject . One supposes that the first settlers of Europe brought rhyme with them from the east . A second , that it is of Arabic origin . A third , that it is due to the ...
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... Europe , were borrowed from Arabian Tales , founded on the Persian fiction of Escander , ( 1 Wart . 132. ) We may venture also to grant , as an established maxim of modern criti- cism , ( 1 Wart . 1st Diss . ) that the fictions of the ...
... Europe , were borrowed from Arabian Tales , founded on the Persian fiction of Escander , ( 1 Wart . 132. ) We may venture also to grant , as an established maxim of modern criti- cism , ( 1 Wart . 1st Diss . ) that the fictions of the ...
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... Europe ; and we apprehend the same course would have been taken , though the Saracens had never settled in Europe , or had emulated Plato , in banishing poetry from their Spanish dominions . It has occurred to us , that perhaps we could ...
... Europe ; and we apprehend the same course would have been taken , though the Saracens had never settled in Europe , or had emulated Plato , in banishing poetry from their Spanish dominions . It has occurred to us , that perhaps we could ...
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ORIGIN OF Rhyme | 31 |
KENTS COMMENTARIES | 72 |
TRAVELS IN THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA | 114 |
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