The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) By: Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)
The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) is a comprehensive collection of poems by one of the greatest romantic poets of all time. The volume showcases Coleridge's impressive range and depth as a poet, from lyrical ballads to philosophical musings. Coleridge's mastery of language and imagery is on full display in this collection, with each poem drawing the reader in with its beauty and complexity. His exploration of themes such as nature, love, and the supernatural is both thought-provoking and emotionally stirring. What sets this collection apart is the inclusion of lesser-known works, providing a more complete picture of Coleridge's poetic oeuvre. The detailed notes and annotations also enhance the reader's understanding of the context and meaning behind each poem. Overall, The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) is a must-have for any lover of poetry. It offers a tantalizing glimpse into the mind of a literary genius and is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who picks it up. First Page: Transcriber's Notes: Words in Greek in the original have been transliterated and placed between plus signs. Words surrounded by underscores are in italics in the original. Characters superscripted in the original are enclosed in {braces}. There are diacritical accents in the original. In this text, they are represented as follows: [)a] = "a" with a breve [=a] = "a" with a macron [)e] = "e" with a breve [=e] = "e" with a macron [)i] = "i" with a breve [=i] = "i" with a macron [)o] = "o" with a breve [=o] = "o" with a macron [)u] = "u" with a breve [=u] = "u" with a macron [)y] = "y" with a breve [=y] = "y" with a macron [=ae] = "ae" ligature with a macron over both vowels [=ea] = "ea" with a macron over both vowels [=ee] = "ee" with a macron over both vowels [=oo] = "ou" with a macron over both vowels [=ou] = "ou" with a macron over both vowels Where the diacriticals appear as symbols, they are represented by the name of the symbol or symbols enclosed in brackets as in the following examples: [breve] [macron] [macron breve] [macron breve macron] Some words and phrases have a line drawn through them in the original. These struck out words are enclosed in brackets with asterisks like this: [these words are struck through] Other Transcriber's Notes follow the text... Continue reading book >>

The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) By: Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) is a comprehensive collection of poems by one of the greatest romantic poets of all time. The volume showcases Coleridge's impressive range and depth as a poet, from lyrical ballads to philosophical musings.

Coleridge's mastery of language and imagery is on full display in this collection, with each poem drawing the reader in with its beauty and complexity. His exploration of themes such as nature, love, and the supernatural is both thought-provoking and emotionally stirring.

What sets this collection apart is the inclusion of lesser-known works, providing a more complete picture of Coleridge's poetic oeuvre. The detailed notes and annotations also enhance the reader's understanding of the context and meaning behind each poem.

Overall, The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge Vol I (of II) is a must-have for any lover of poetry. It offers a tantalizing glimpse into the mind of a literary genius and is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who picks it up.

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Transcriber's Notes: Words in Greek in the original have been transliterated and placed between plus signs. Words surrounded by underscores are in italics in the original. Characters superscripted in the original are enclosed in {braces}.

There are diacritical accents in the original. In this text, they are represented as follows:

[)a] = "a" with a breve [=a] = "a" with a macron [)e] = "e" with a breve [=e] = "e" with a macron [)i] = "i" with a breve [=i] = "i" with a macron [)o] = "o" with a breve [=o] = "o" with a macron [)u] = "u" with a breve [=u] = "u" with a macron [)y] = "y" with a breve [=y] = "y" with a macron

[=ae] = "ae" ligature with a macron over both vowels [=ea] = "ea" with a macron over both vowels [=ee] = "ee" with a macron over both vowels [=oo] = "ou" with a macron over both vowels [=ou] = "ou" with a macron over both vowels

Where the diacriticals appear as symbols, they are represented by the name of the symbol or symbols enclosed in brackets as in the following examples:

[breve] [macron] [macron breve] [macron breve macron]

Some words and phrases have a line drawn through them in the original. These struck out words are enclosed in brackets with asterisks like this:

[these words are struck through]

Other Transcriber's Notes follow the text... Continue reading book >>

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