A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... greatest of the Aeolian lyricists . Anacreon , born about 550 B.C. , celebrated love and wine . The greatest lyric poet of all , Pindar of Thebes , who rose to national distinction , is famous for his victory odes . Re- flective poetry ...
... greatest of the Aeolian lyricists . Anacreon , born about 550 B.C. , celebrated love and wine . The greatest lyric poet of all , Pindar of Thebes , who rose to national distinction , is famous for his victory odes . Re- flective poetry ...
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... greatest Roman natural- ist , wrote a learned compilation entitled Natural History . Martial ( ca. 40-104 ) was the chief Roman epigrammatic poet . Quintillian ( 40-118 ) , the greatest of Roman rhetoricians and the most celebrated of ...
... greatest Roman natural- ist , wrote a learned compilation entitled Natural History . Martial ( ca. 40-104 ) was the chief Roman epigrammatic poet . Quintillian ( 40-118 ) , the greatest of Roman rhetoricians and the most celebrated of ...
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... greatest of Giotto's school , Fra Angelico ( 1387-1455 ) , painter of the emotions , knew the value of proportion and perspec- tive . Masaccio ( 1410-1428 ) , one of the greatest influences , was in many respects the founder of modern ...
... greatest of Giotto's school , Fra Angelico ( 1387-1455 ) , painter of the emotions , knew the value of proportion and perspec- tive . Masaccio ( 1410-1428 ) , one of the greatest influences , was in many respects the founder of modern ...
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