To be sure the technique is so faulty that we cannot possibly consider this a faithful likeness.

" The claims of pure literature, of philosophy, and of history were accorded too little attention, and the chief drill centered about the technique of declamatory prose.

Vergil's remarkable catholicity of taste and his aversion to the cramping technique of the rhetorical course are probably to be explained in large measure, therefore, by his contact with the teachers of the provinces.

Recent objections have not centered about metrical technique, diction, or details of style: these are now admitted to be Vergilian enough, or rather what might well have been Vergilian at the outset of his career.

The lock is cut, the city falls, the girl is captured by Minosin true Alexandrian technique the catastrophe comes with terrible speedand she is led, not to marriage, but to chains on the captor's galley.

In verse-technique the Ciris is as near Catullus' Peleus and Thetis as it is the Aeneid: indeed it is as reminiscent of the former as it is prophetic of the latter.

There are more harsh elisions in the Ciris than in the poet's later work, reminding one again of Catullan technique.

It was from this group, not from Homer or Ennius, that Vergil learned his verse-technique.

The exquisite finish of the Aeneid was the product of this technique meticulously reworked to the demands of an exacting poetic taste.

Vergil, despite his devotion to neat technique, may have had his misgivings about rules that in the end endanger the freedom of the poet.

[Footnote 4: It ought, therefore, not to be used seriously in discussions of Vergil's technique.]

Throughout the Aeneid, the patches of landscape, the retreats for storm-tossed ships, the carved temple-doors, the groups of accoutred warriors marching past, and many a gruesome battle scene, are reminders of this early technique.

This is, of course, not the same as saying that Vergil adopted the gods in imitation of Homer or that he needed Olympic machinery because he supposed it a necessary part of the epic technique.

Mr. Vivien Caulfeild in his "How to Ski" and "Ski-ing Turns," as well as Mr. Arnold Lunn in his "Ski-ing for Beginners," "Cross Country Ski-ing" and "Alpine Ski-ing," have covered all the ground of the technique discovered up to date.

A great many books on the technique of Ski-ing followed each other fast and furiouslyZdarsky and Lilienfeld, Caulfeild and Lunn, Roget Hoeg and others all contributing to the controversy on technique.

A great many books on the technique of Ski-ing followed each other fast and furiouslyZdarsky and Lilienfeld, Caulfeild and Lunn, Roget Hoeg and others all contributing to the controversy on technique.

THE ELEMENTS OF SKI-ING This book does not profess to be in any way a textbook of the technique of Ski-ing.

I have known two or three novices who, though they had never even seen Skis before, by dint of studying the technique in theory before they came out, were able immediately to apply it in practice.

Not only is there art in falling but there is a technique of getting up.

Most of them can now ski well, though a few of the older ones may not be very proficient in technique and may be stick riders.

Fouqué, however, realized Loeben's many weaknesses as a poet, though at Loeben's death he wrote a poem on him praising him as the master of verse technique.

Had Rossetti's knowledge of the technique of painting, its science, been equal to his feeling for it, he had certainly founded a school of the truest art; but, for schools, the grammar is the first requisite, and Rossetti had himself never been taught what he would have had to teach.

A New technique of acting.

Theory and technique of playwriting.

The art of conversation, and how to apply its technique.