Longinus on the Sublime: A New Translation, Chiefly According to the Improved Edition of Weiske; Designed for the Use of English Readers in General (Classic Reprint)

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Reseña del editor: Excerpt from Dionysius Longinus on the Sublime: Translated From the Greek With Notes and Observations, and Some Account of the Life, Writings, and Character of the Author

The age we live in is peculiarly a reading age; the desire of oratorical eminence is confined to no class, the materials of study and information accessible to every order of society. In this state of things it must surely be desirable that every possible effort should be made to form the public taste, to inculcate the prin ciples of correct judgment, and point out those models of fine writing, which may be studied and imitated with advantage. The Sublime of Longinus, fairly rendered, with the examples and illustrations judiciously selected by Dr. Smith from the three richest stores of all that is sublime and beautiful in our own language - the Holy Scriptures, Shakspere and Milton, is, perhaps.

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