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... Pliny the Elder are concerned with the methods and personalities of the great Greek painters - Zeuxis , Parrhasius , Protogenes , etc.- among whom , says Pliny , ' Apelles surmounted all that either were before , or came after ...
... Pliny the Elder are concerned with the methods and personalities of the great Greek painters - Zeuxis , Parrhasius , Protogenes , etc.- among whom , says Pliny , ' Apelles surmounted all that either were before , or came after ...
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... Pliny allows a certain freedom or capacity to assert oneself that attaches to the artist as a craftsman professing ... Pliny's comitas , the actual word that Lyly read ) . Apelles is said to have been able to exert his own sovereignty ...
... Pliny allows a certain freedom or capacity to assert oneself that attaches to the artist as a craftsman professing ... Pliny's comitas , the actual word that Lyly read ) . Apelles is said to have been able to exert his own sovereignty ...
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... Pliny , XI.19 , bees that drive their stings in deeply become drones and make no honey . Similar images about bees recur at II.iv.34-5 and IV.iv.19-21 below . Compare also Euphues , 1.224 , 10-11 : ' the bee that hath honey in her mouth ...
... Pliny , XI.19 , bees that drive their stings in deeply become drones and make no honey . Similar images about bees recur at II.iv.34-5 and IV.iv.19-21 below . Compare also Euphues , 1.224 , 10-11 : ' the bee that hath honey in her mouth ...
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