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...of the poems themselves with, for guide, an ear originally sensitive and subsequently well-trained. Of the result, it is enough to borrow the—in the original—rather...

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...for Homer, grace and perfection of art for Vergil. But loftiness of mind and majesty (of expression, which, no doubt, was understood) remain true and keep their combination...