mimetic
Biblical style is famous for its stony reticence, for a mimesis that Erich Auerbach called 'fraught with background'
Biblical style is famous for its stony reticence, for a mimesis that Erich Auerbach called 'fraught with background'
How could Vidia not have wanted to defend his father as soon as the Oxonian looked down his nose at him?
enjoyed being his spur and amanuensis
the Athenian women adjured by Pericles
[...] He is now 'in a free state', but ends his tale like this: 'All that my freedom has brought me is the knowledge that I have a face and have a body, that I must feed this body and clothe this body for a certain number of years. Then it will be over.'