- Smith, Horatio by Dakota Flowers
Horace1779–1849, and James Smith. 1775–1839, English parodists, brothers. They wrote the famous Rejected Addresses. (1812) which burlesqued such contemporary poets as Wordsworth, Scott, Coleridge, and Byron. James Smith, who produced the better pieces, never wrote anything of value afterward. Horatio Smith was the author of several novels, including ...
- Chapelain, Jean by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... 13–24, published 1882) was burlesqued by Voltaire.WORKS Opuscules critiques. Paris, 1936.REFERENCES Istoriia frantsuzskoi literatury., vol. 1. Moscow, 1946. Pages 377–78, 380. Bray, R. La Formation de la doctrine classique de France. Paris, 1927. Hunter, A. C. Lexique de lalangue de J. Chapelain. Geneva, 1967.
- Jean Chapelain by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... 13–24, published 1882) was burlesqued by Voltaire.WORKS Opuscules critiques. Paris, 1936.REFERENCES Istoriia frantsuzskoi literatury., vol. 1. Moscow, 1946. Pages 377–78, 380. Bray, R. La Formation de la doctrine classique de France. Paris, 1927. Hunter, A. C. Lexique de lalangue de J. Chapelain. Geneva, 1967.
- Gulak-Artemovskii, Petr by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... , Gulak-Artemovskii burlesqued Horace’s odes, reworking their content in Ukrainian terms. His versions of the ballads of J. W. Goethe (“The Fisherman”) and A. Mickiewicz (“Madame Tvardovskaia”) can be considered early works of Ukrainian romanticism. The late poem “Decline of the Century” (1856) expressed reactionary thoughts on the stability of ...
- Gulak-Artemovskii, Petr Petrovich by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... , Gulak-Artemovskii burlesqued Horace’s odes, reworking their content in Ukrainian terms. His versions of the ballads of J. W. Goethe (“The Fisherman”) and A. Mickiewicz (“Madame Tvardovskaia”) can be considered early works of Ukrainian romanticism. The late poem “Decline of the Century” (1856) expressed reactionary thoughts on the stability of ...