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The Celtic nations stand almost alone in this, that they did not employ poetry for epical narrative.
ANCIENT IRISH POETRYVARIOUS
In these careful discriminations of character we see a non-epical trait, and of necessity therefore, a non-Icelandic trait.
THE INFLUENCE OF OLD NORSE LITERATURE ON ENGLISH LITERATURECONRAD HJALMAR NORDBY
This poem has often been called an epic, and certainly there are many epical characteristics in it.
THE INFLUENCE OF OLD NORSE LITERATURE ON ENGLISH LITERATURECONRAD HJALMAR NORDBY
In King John the lyrical, epical, satirical and pathetic chords are all present, if they are scarcely harmonized.
This is to say that Draytons genius was naturally not so much epical as lyrical and descriptive.
THE BATTAILE OF AGINCOURTMICHAEL DRAYTON
The volume of this quasi-epical verse, existing in its three groups, or cycles, is immense.
CLASSIC FRENCH COURSE IN ENGLISHWILLIAM CLEAVER WILKINSON
But for them also, the objects of popular bhakti, Ram and Krishna, are as much epical as religious heroes.
NEW IDEAS IN INDIA DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURYJOHN MORRISON
In the Mass we have a dramatic action pantomimically presented, in part aided by lyrical and epical elements.
A HISTORY OF PANTOMIMER. J. BROADBENT
But as a poem may have lyrical qualities without being a lyric, so a poem may have epical qualities without being an epic.
THE EPICLASCELLES ABERCROMBIE
He differs from the heroic-comic poet chiefly in this, that he does not array himself in the epical panoply.
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY: ITALIAN LITERATUREJOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS
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