Muther, Richard, 1860-1909 · London : J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton · leaf 368
euerbachhas shown the more sharply the opposition between the Hellenic legendwhich he interprets and the funereal mien with which he does it. The blithe-ness of the antique spirit is tempered by the sadness of the modern mind. Hetells these old myths as never a Greek and never a master of tlie… … FKUliKBACH wliich are for that very reason more rich in nuances—an age which is at oncegraver and more disturbed by problems than was the old Hellas. Feuerbachspictures are octaves in the language of Tasso, but of a repining lyrical moodwhich Tasso would not have given them. The brightest sunshine…
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