Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600 |
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... employing ani- mals to mask persons , and of the political poem employing the same method , made English readers ... employed in the Bible , the animal fables , and the bestiaries . In England , before the middle of the sixteenth ...
... employing ani- mals to mask persons , and of the political poem employing the same method , made English readers ... employed in the Bible , the animal fables , and the bestiaries . In England , before the middle of the sixteenth ...
Page 45
... employed conventional ideas about animals extensively in their works . These ideas , drawn from the Bible , from Greek and Latin classi- cal literature , and from Aesopic material and other popular or folk tradition , had become ...
... employed conventional ideas about animals extensively in their works . These ideas , drawn from the Bible , from Greek and Latin classi- cal literature , and from Aesopic material and other popular or folk tradition , had become ...
Page 73
... employed in the English satirical pamphlets between 1550 and 1600 , the manner prescribed by the rhetoricians , has been shown . The same body of conventional ideas was employed in the same manner in the philosophical or moral pamphlets ...
... employed in the English satirical pamphlets between 1550 and 1600 , the manner prescribed by the rhetoricians , has been shown . The same body of conventional ideas was employed in the same manner in the philosophical or moral pamphlets ...
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