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... sublime is not the only character suited to the church , since sacred music , which is regarded as the type of the sublime style , may admit of the beautiful , and even of the ornamental , and yet present the ensemble proper for divine ...
... sublime is not the only character suited to the church , since sacred music , which is regarded as the type of the sublime style , may admit of the beautiful , and even of the ornamental , and yet present the ensemble proper for divine ...
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... sublime , in- cludes the beautiful . He agrees with Price , the author of an admirable essay on the picturesque , that the sublime and beau- tiful have been accurately described in an Essay ( Burke's ) , the early splendour of which not ...
... sublime , in- cludes the beautiful . He agrees with Price , the author of an admirable essay on the picturesque , that the sublime and beau- tiful have been accurately described in an Essay ( Burke's ) , the early splendour of which not ...
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... sublime is founded on principles of vastness and incomprehensibility . " The word sublime originally signifies high , lofty , elevated ; and this style , accordingly , never descends to any thing small , delicate , light , pretty , play ...
... sublime is founded on principles of vastness and incomprehensibility . " The word sublime originally signifies high , lofty , elevated ; and this style , accordingly , never descends to any thing small , delicate , light , pretty , play ...
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ART PAGE | 1 |
ANTHONS CLASSICAL DICTIONARY | 30 |
SLAVERY AMONGST THE ROMANS | 71 |
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