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A. Wolf,\nturning to account the Venetian Scholia, which had then been recently\npublished, first opened philosophical discussion as to the history of the\nHomeric text. A considerable part of that dissertation (though by no means\nthe whole) is employed in vindicating the position, previously announced\nby Bentley, amongst others, that the separate constituent portions of the\nIliad and Od", "rating": 3.6, "promotions": null, "attributes": null, "availability": { "messages": [ "In Stock" ], "inStockDate": null }, "available": true, "options": [], "quantities": [ { "value": "1", "selected": true, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=1" }, { "value": "2", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=2" }, { "value": "3", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=3" }, { "value": "4", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=4" }, { "value": "5", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=5" }, { "value": "6", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=6" }, { "value": "7", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=7" }, { "value": "8", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=8" }, { "value": "9", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=9" }, { "value": "10", "selected": false, "url": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/Product-Variation?pid=comdagen-6602032538168768476&quantity=10" } ], "selectedProductUrl": "/comdagen-6602032538168768476.html?lang=en_US&quantity=undefined", "readyToOrder": true, "online": true, "pageTitle": "seesaws", "pageDescription": " this is the whole management of\nScaliger in his Poetics. Others quarrel with what they take for low and\nmean expressions, sometimes through a false delicacy and refinement,\noftener from an ignorance of the graces of the original, and then triumph\nin the awkwardness of their own translations: this is the conduct of\nPerrault in his Parallels. Lastly, there are others, who, pretending to a\nfairer proceeding, distinguish between the personal merit of Homer, and\nthat of his work; but when they come to assign the causes of the great\nreputation of the Iliad, they found it upon the ignorance of his times,\nand the prejudice of those that followed: and in pursuance of this\nprinciple, they make those accidents (such as the contention of the\ncities, &c.) to be the causes of his fame, which were in reality the\nconsequences of his merit. The same might as well be said of Virgil, or\nany great author whose general character will infallibly raise many casual\nadditions to their reputation. This is the method of Mons. de la Mott; who\nyet confesses upon the whole that in whatever age Homer had lived, he must\nhave been the greatest poet of his nation, and that he may be said in his\nsense to be the master even of those who surpassed him.(39)\n\nIn all these objections we see nothing that contradicts his title to the\nhonour of the chief invention: and as long as this (which is indeed the\ncharacteristic of poetry itself) remains unequalled by his followers, he\nstill continues superior to them. A cooler judgment may commit fewer\nfaults, and be more approved in the eyes of one sort of critics: but that\nwarmth of fancy will carry the loudest and most universal applauses which\nholds the heart of a reader under the strongest enchantment. Homer not\nonly appears the inventor of poetry, but excels all the inventors of other\narts, in this, that he has swallowed up the honour of those who succeeded\nhim. What he has done admitted no increase, it only left room for\ncontraction or regulation. He showed ", "pageKeywords": null, "pageMetaTags": [], "template": null, "giftRegistryLink": "/on/demandware.store/Sites-RefArch-Site/en_US/GiftRegistry-AddProductInterceptAjax?rurl=3", "availableForInStorePickup": false }, "addToCartUrl": {}, "resources": { "info_selectforstock": "Select Styles for Availability", "assistiveSelectedText": "selected" }, "quickViewFullDetailMsg": "View Full Details", "closeButtonText": "Close Quickview Dialog", "enterDialogMessage": "Start of Quickview dialog window. Select Close to cancel and close the window.", "template": "product/quickView.isml", "renderedTemplate": "
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