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Classical influences

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Backing into the future

Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox

1994

From Beowulf to Caxton

Tomonori Matsushita

2011

Ben Jonson and the classical school

Felix Emmanuel Schelling

1898

Objects of desire

Beryl Schlossman

1999

English Literature and Ancient Languages

Kenneth Haynes

2003

The rise of formal satire in England under classical influence

Raymond Macdonald Alden

1899

Matthew Arnold and the classical tradition

Warren D. Anderson

1965

Ancient myth in modern poetry

Lillian Feder

1972

Classical influences on English poetry

J. A. K. Thomson

1951

Renaissance artists & antique sculpture

Phyllis Pray Bober

1986

Dignity and decadence

Richard Jenkyns

1992

Primitivism and related ideas in antiquity

Arthur O. Lovejoy

1965

The anger of Stephen Crane

Chester L. Wolford

1983

Epic romance

Colin Burrow

1993

The mirror of antiquity

Caroline Winterer

2007

Ovid's changing worlds

Raphael Lyne

2001

Milton and the tangles of Neaera's hair

Stella Purce Revard

1997

The culture of the High Renaissance

Ingrid D. Rowland

1998

Classic style

Judith Miller

1998

Mythology and the Renaissance tradition in English poetry

Douglas Bush

1963

The sources of Spenser's classical mythology

Alice Elizabeth (Sawtelle) Randall

1896

Pétrarque et l'humanisme

Pierre de Nolhac

1907

The Renaissance rediscovery of intimacy

Kathy Eden

2012

Flann O'Brien, Bakhtin, and Menippean satire

M. Keith Booker

1995

The end of ancient Rome

Don Nardo

2001

Eros, imitation, and the epic tradition

Barbara Pavlock

1990

John Milton's epic invocations

Philip Edward Phillips

2000

The Mythographic art

Jane Chance

1990

Classical Mythology in English Literature

Geoffrey Miles

1999

Renaissance artists & antique sculpture

Phyllis Pray Bober

2010

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