Notebook 14A (T7, 2023; dialogues) Notebook 14A (T7, 2023) page 12
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one of the arts most cultivated in ancient Greece; the
- one of the arts most cultivated in ancient Greece; the
- one of the arts most cultivated in ancient Greece, the
mutilated remains of the Greek statues, notwithstanding
- mutilated remains of the Greek statues, notwithstanding
- mutilated remains of the Greek statues, notwithstanding
the efforts of modern artists during three centuries
- the efforts of modern artists during three centuries
- the efforts of modern artists during three centuries
of civilization, are still contemplated as the models
- of civilization, are still contemplated as the models
- of civilization, are still contemplated as the models
of perfection in Sculpture, and we have no reason
- of perfection in Sculpture, and we have no reason
- of perfection in Sculpture, and we have no reason
for supposing an inferior degree of excellence in
- for supposing an inferior degree of excellence in
- for supposing as inferior degree of excellence in
the sister art amongst a people to whom genius
- the sister art amongst a people to whom genius
- the sister art amongst a people to whom genius
and taste were a kind of birthright, and who possessed
- and taste were a kind of birthright, and who possessed
- and taste were a kind of birthright, and who possessed
a perception which seemed almost instinctive, of
- a perception which seemed almost instinctive, of
- a perception which seemed almost instinctive, of
the dignified, the beautiful, and the sublime.'
- the dignified, the beautiful, and the sublime.'
- the dignified, the beautiful, and the sublime."
'The works of the great masters of Greece are
- 'The works of the great masters of Greece are
- "The works of the great masters of Greece are
unfortunately entirely lost. - They disappeared from
- unfortunately entirely lost. - They disappeared from
- unfortunately entirely lost.- They disappeared from
their native country during the wars waged by
- their native country during the wars waged by
- their native country during the mans maged by
the Romans with the successors of Alexander, and
- the Romans with the successors of Alexander, and
- the Romans with the successors of Alexander, and
the later Greek Republics; and were destroyed either
- the later Greek Republics; and were destroyed either
- the later Greek Republics; and were destroyed either
by accident, by time, or by barbarian conquerors
- by accident, by time, or by barbarian conquerors
- by accident, by time, or by barbarian conquerors
at the period of the decline and fall of the Roman
- at the period of the decline and fall of the Roman
- at the period of the decline and fall of the Roman
Empire."-
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