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... that it is possible to devise perfectly good geometries deducible from assumptions which contradict the Euclidean axioms ; geometries which are good , not only in the mathematical sense , but which can and have been successfully ...
... that it is possible to devise perfectly good geometries deducible from assumptions which contradict the Euclidean axioms ; geometries which are good , not only in the mathematical sense , but which can and have been successfully ...
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Imitations of the manner of the original , the sense of the original , and the spirit of the original were all separate considerations and required special analysis by the critics . An attempt will be made here to clarify some of this ...
Imitations of the manner of the original , the sense of the original , and the spirit of the original were all separate considerations and required special analysis by the critics . An attempt will be made here to clarify some of this ...
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He wrote of them : " I take imitations of an author , in their sense , to be an endeavour of a later poet to write like one who has written before him , on the same subject ; that is , not to translate his words , or to be confined to ...
He wrote of them : " I take imitations of an author , in their sense , to be an endeavour of a later poet to write like one who has written before him , on the same subject ; that is , not to translate his words , or to be confined to ...
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