Lectures On the Sacred Poetry of the Hebrews
Lectures On the Sacred Poetry of the Hebrews
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In the end, the fatal disappointment of &• male hope and G¥ed«ililyv tacitly insinuated by die sud^ den and iinex j^eeted aposti'oph^, -'' <• So let all thine enemies perish, O Ichovah !'* Is expressed more forcibly by diis very silence of the person who was just speaking, than it could possibly have .been by all the powers of language. But whoever wishes to understand the full force and excellence of this figure, as well as the elegant use of it ii^the Hebrew ode, must apply to Isaiah, whom I do not scruple to pronounce the sublimeat of poets* He will there find, in one short poem, examples of almost eveiy form of the Prosopopoeia, and indeed of all that constitutes the sublime in composition. I trust it will not be thougltf unseasonable to refer immediately to the passage itself, and to remark a few of the principal ex- oellencie&^ The prophet, after predicting the liberation of the •• bbip *1im6, ** A spoil to ornament the neck ;** is the constructive fop the absolute. See Mic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the end, the fatal disappointment of &• male hope and G¥ed«ililyv tacitly insinuated by die sud^ den and iinex j^eeted aposti'oph^, -'' <• So let all thine enemies perish, O Ichovah !'* Is expressed more forcibly by diis very silence of the person who was just speaking, than it could possibly have .been by all the powers of language. But whoever wishes to understand the full force and excellence of this figure, as well as the elegant use of it ii^the Hebrew ode, must apply to Isaiah, whom I do not scruple to pronounce the sublimeat of poets* He will there find, in one short poem, examples of almost eveiy form of the Prosopopoeia, and indeed of all that constitutes the sublime in composition. I trust it will not be thougltf unseasonable to refer immediately to the passage itself, and to remark a few of the principal ex- oellencie&^ The prophet, after predicting the liberation of the •• bbip *1im6, ** A spoil to ornament the neck ;** is the constructive fop the absolute. See Mic.
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