The Works of Sir Philip Sidney
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Thus loving loyally I rise to God, and make death sweet by thee. " And again : — " As one who will reseek her home of light Thy form immortal to this prison house Descended, like an angel piteous To heal all hearts and make the whole world bright. 'Tis this that thralls my heart in love's delight. Not thy clear face of beauty glorious.
Nor hath God deigned to show Himself elsewhere More clearly than in human forms sublime ; Which since they image Him compel my love. " Here is no pretence that t...he love is anything but human ; there is no worship of the shadow of a shadow. Because earthly beauty is allied to the divine, human love also raises man towards God. Beauty is not merely an intellectual idea ; it exists, ;it is not " .... As fond men misdeeme An outward show of things that onely seeme. " THE WORKS OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY. 37 Platonic idealism was one of the many foreign influences which made itself felt in England at the time of 'the Renaissance and was first introduced by iVVyatt and Surrey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus loving loyally I rise to God, and make death sweet by thee. " And again : — " As one who will reseek her home of light Thy form immortal to this prison house Descended, like an angel piteous To heal all hearts and make the whole world bright. 'Tis this that thralls my heart in love's delight. Not thy clear face of beauty glorious.
Nor hath God deigned to show Himself elsewhere More clearly than in human forms sublime ; Which since they image Him compel my love. " Here is no pretence that t...he love is anything but human ; there is no worship of the shadow of a shadow. Because earthly beauty is allied to the divine, human love also raises man towards God. Beauty is not merely an intellectual idea ; it exists, ;it is not " .... As fond men misdeeme An outward show of things that onely seeme. " THE WORKS OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY. 37 Platonic idealism was one of the many foreign influences which made itself felt in England at the time of 'the Renaissance and was first introduced by iVVyatt and Surrey.
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