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The rise of formal satire in England under classical influence

Raymond Macdonald Alden

1899

The classics in paraphrase

Daniel M. Hooley

1988

Matthew Arnold and the classical tradition

Warren D. Anderson

1965

The Didactic Muse

Willard Spiegelman

1989

Classica Americana

Meyer Reinhold

1984

Reading the classics with C.S. Lewis

Thomas L. Martin

2000

Probability and literary form

Douglas Lane Patey

1984

The classical age of German literature, 1740-1815

Victor Lange

1982

The mirror of antiquity

Caroline Winterer

2007

Classical culture and modern masculinity

Daniel Orrells

2011

Literary meaning and Augustan values

Irvin Ehrenpreis

1974

The sources of Spenser's classical mythology

Alice Elizabeth (Sawtelle) Randall

1896

The peace of the Augustans

Saintsbury, George

1916

The Mythographic art

Jane Chance

1990

Blood for the ghosts

Hugh Lloyd-Jones

1982

The refining fire

Laura Elizabeth Niesen De Abruña

1992

The art of poetry, 1750-1820

P. W. K. Stone

1967

Stateliest measures

A. A. Markley

2004

The formation of English neo-classical thought

James William Johnson

1967

Classical rhetoric in English poetry

Brian Vickers

1970

Morales du grand siècle

Paul Bénichou

1948

The classical moment

Martin Turnell

1971

Adam Smith and the classics

Gloria Vivenza

2001

Who killed Homer?

John Heath, Victor Davis Hanson

1998

Gendering classicism

Ruth Hoberman

1997

Novel and romance

Hubert McDermott

1989

Bread & circuses

Patrick Brantlinger

1983

Classical and Christian ideas in English Renaissance poetry

Isabel Rivers

1979

The daring muse

Margaret Anne Doody

1985

Milton's Biblical and classical imagery

John Marcellus Steadman III

1984

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