Dionysiou Longinou Peri Hypsous Biblion. = Dionysii Longini de Sublimitate Libellus, Cum Præfatione de Vita & Scriptis Longini, Notis, Indicibus, & Variis Lectionibus.

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T087455

The first five words are transliterated from the Greek. Titlepage in red and black. Half-title: 'Longinus peri hypsous'.

Oxoniæ e theatro Sheldoniano, anno MDCCX. Prostat apud Joan. Wilmot, [1710]. [18], x, [2],150, [38]p.: ill.; 8°

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"Longinus" is the name given to the author of "On the Sublime" (c. 1st century a.d.), a treatise that defines the characteristics of the lofty style in literature, using Homer, Plato and Demosthenes as the chief examples. Translated by Nicolas Boileau in 1674, it greatly influenced literary theory until the early nineteenth century and is of lasting importance as a brilliant critique of classical literature.

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