동서양 고전문학의 언어의 도해 역사.The Book of Illustrated history of ancient literature, oriental and classical, by John Duncan Quackenbos

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동서양 고전문학의 언어의 도해 역사.The Book of Illustrated history of ancient literature, oriental and classical, by John Duncan Quackenbos

고대의 동양과 서양의 문학과 언어를 도표로서 설명함. 인도의 힌두어및 문학, 아랍의 페르시아 문학과 언어 ,
히브리어 및 알파벳기원의 페니키아인 , 논어등의 공자의 중국이 고대 문학과 언어, 그리고 그리크 문학및 알렉산더대왕시대의 문학, 고대 로마제국의 문학 및 셀틱의 유럽의 문학,
인도 아랍 그리고 유럽의 연결에서 아리안족의 언어가 독일등 동유럽에 전파됨. 지금의 영어는 기원은 어디에서 왔는가요, 아리안족이 인도 아랍 중앙아시아 동유럽등으로 전파한 언어가, 10세기의 웨스트 저마니 즉 서부독일의 언어가 잉글랜드가 덴마크의 지배를 받으면서 전파되어서 중세의 영어가되고 섹스피어의 햄릿에 나오는 시기인 10세기를 거쳐서 엘리자베스1세여왕시기에 16세기에 현대의 영어로 변화하고, 1800년도의 빅토리아여왕시기에 영어가 여러분이 배운 미국영어로 발달됨. 독일의 괴테 니체등은 독일인은 그 인도 유러피안 언어의 아리안족에서 온 언어및 문학을 주장. 이책은 엉어및 글자로 글을 쓰는 학자들에게 중요한 책. 목차및 본문에서 차례로 내용을 확인요함.

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY
OF
ANCIENT LITERATURE
ORIENTAL AND CLASSICAL
BY
JOHN D. QUACKENBOS, A.M., M.D.
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
LITERATURE, COLUMBIA COLLEGE
ACCOMPANIED WITH
NEW EDITION NEW YORK
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS
1890
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1878, by
JOHN D. QUACKENBOS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Copyright, 1889, by JOHN D. QUACKENBOS.

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동서양 고전문학의 언어의 도해 역사.The Book of Illustrated history of ancient literature, oriental and classical, by John Duncan Quackenbos

CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
(Pages 11-30.)
Definition and Divisions of Literature,
PART I.
ANCIENT ORIENTAL LITERATURES.
CHAPTER I.―HINDOO LITERATURE.
(Pages 31-60.)
CHAPTER III.―CHINESE LITERATURE.
(Pages 67-83.)
Chinese Language,
CHAPTER IV.―HEBREW LITERATURE.
(Pages 83-104.)
The Semitic Languages and their Distribution,
CHAPTER V.―CHALDEAN, ASSYRIAN, ARABIC, AND PHŒNICIAN LITERATURES.
(Pages 104-117.)
Cuneiform Letters,
CHAPTER VI.―EGYPTIAN LITERATURE.
(Pages 117-131.)
Egyptian Language,
PART II.
GRECIAN LITERATURE.
CHAPTER I.―BIRTH OF GRECIAN LITERATURE.
(Pages 133-138.)
Early Settlement of Greece,
CHAPTER II.―AGE OF EPIC POETRY.
(Pages 139-156.)
Homer,
CHAPTER III.―LYRIC POETRY.
(Pages 157-178.)
Rise and Varieties of Lyric Poetry,
CHAPTER IV.―RISE OF GREEK PROSE.
(Pages 178-184.)
Earliest Prose Writings,
CHAPTER V.―GOLDEN AGE OF GRECIAN LITERATURE.
(Pages 184-262.)
The Attic Period,
CHAPTER VI.―THE ALEXANDRIAN PERIOD.
(Pages 262-280.)
Decline of Letters,
CHAPTER VII.―LATER GREEK LITERATURE.
(Pages 230-302.)
Decay of Greek Genius, 297.―Gems of Greek Thought, 300.
PART III.
ROMAN LITERATURE.
CHAPTER I.―LATIN AND ITS OLDEST MONUMENTS.

CHAPTER II.―DAWN OF ROMAN LITERATURE.
(Pages 307-329.)
Indebtedness of Rome to Greek Authors,
CHAPTER III.―GOLDEN AGE OF ROMAN LITERATURE.
(Pages 329-388.)
Periods of the Golden Age,
CHAPTER IV.―AGE OF DECLINE.
(Pages 388-428.)
Silver Age of Roman Letters,

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동서양 고전문학의 언어의 도해 역사.The Book of Illustrated history of ancient literature, oriental and classical, by John Duncan Quackenbos

고대의 동양과 서양의 문학과 언어를 도표로서 설명함. 인도의 힌두어및 문학, 아랍의 페르시아 문학과 언어 ,
히브리어 및 알파벳기원의 페니키아인 , 논어등의 공자의 중국이 고대 문학과 언어, 그리고 그리크 문학및 알렉산더대왕시대의 문학, 고대 로마제국의 문학 및 셀틱의 유럽의 문학,
인도 아랍 그리고 유럽의 연결에서 아리안족의 언어가 독일등 동유럽에 전파됨. 지금의 영어는 기원은 어디에서 왔는가요, 아리안족이 인도 아랍 중앙아시아 동유럽등으로 전파한 언어가, 10세기의 웨스트 저마니 즉 서부독일의 언어가 잉글랜드가 덴마크의 지배를 받으면서 전파되어서 중세의 영어가되고 섹스피어의 햄릿에 나오는 시기인 10세기를 거쳐서 엘리자베스1세여왕시기에 16세기에 현대의 영어로 변화하고, 1800년도의 빅토리아여왕시기에 영어가 여러분이 배운 미국영어로 발달됨. 독일의 괴테 니체등은 독일인은 그 인도 유러피안 언어의 아리안족에서 온 언어및 문학을 주장. 이책은 엉어및 글자로 글을 쓰는 학자들에게 중요한 책. 목차및 본문에서 차례로 내용을 확인요함.

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY
OF
ANCIENT LITERATURE
ORIENTAL AND CLASSICAL
BY
JOHN D. QUACKENBOS, A.M., M.D.
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
LITERATURE, COLUMBIA COLLEGE
ACCOMPANIED WITH
NEW EDITION NEW YORK
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS
1890
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1878, by
JOHN D. QUACKENBOS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Copyright, 1889, by JOHN D. QUACKENBOS.

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PREFACE.
The History of Literature, as a separate branch of the history of civilization, is of comparatively recent origin; the first work on the subject in any language dating no further back than the sixteenth century, and being little more than a crude catalogue of authors and their books. Yet who can deny the great importance of such history? When studied in connection with illustrative extracts from the masterpieces of which it treats, it furnishes a key to the intellectual development of our race, introduces us to the great minds that stand as beacon lights in successive ages, and with their wisdom widens the scope of knowledge, while it refines the taste and disciplines the judgment. Lord Bacon said but the truth, when he remarked that the history of the world without the history of letters would be as incomplete as a statue of Polyphemus deprived of his single eye.
Nor is this study without results of a direct practical bearing. Certainly all must appreciate the importance of understanding current allusions to the writers and literary works of other ages and countries, and must admit that some acquaintance at least with such writers and works is essential to a well-grounded knowledge of one’s own language and a correct estimate of its literature. But when is such an acquaintance to be obtained, if not during a school or college course? The engrossing duties of after-life leave little time for the pursuit of liberal studies. And how is such an acquaintance to be obtained? All are not linguists, and the greater part must get it second-hand―must avail themselves of the labors of others who have delved in these unfamiliar fields.
It is to facilitate and popularize this study of general literature by furnishing a complete and carefully condensed text-book on the subject, unencumbered by obscure names and wearisome details, that the volume now offered to the public has been prepared. It presents a full account of the literatures of ancient nations, and, treating of the origin and relationships of their respective languages, incidentally brings forward some of the most interesting facts of Comparative Philology. While the writings of Greece and Rome receive due attention, a new, and, it is believed, peculiarly valuable feature of the book will be found in its treatment of ancient Oriental literature―particularly the Sanscrit and Persian. The labors of European scholars during the last quarter-century have thrown a chain of living interest around the subject, and awakened on this side of the Atlantic as well a thirst for further knowledge, which it is here attempted to satisfy. The[Pg vi] principles of Egyptian writing are also explained; and the literary treasures recently unearthed amid the ruins of the Nile Valley and elsewhere are described and illustrated.

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동서양 고전문학의 언어의 도해 역사.The Book of Illustrated history of ancient literature, oriental and classical, by John Duncan Quackenbos미국의 콜럼비아 대학교 문학과 언어학과 교수.ILLUSTRATED HISTORYOFANCIENT LITERATUREORIENTAL AND CLASSICALBYJOHN D. QUACKENBOS, A.M., M.D.ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ANDLITERATURE, COLUMBIA COLLEGEACCOMPANIED WITHNEW EDITION NEW YORKHARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS1890Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1878, byJOHN D. QUACKENBOS,In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.Copyright, 1889, by JOHN D. QUACKENBOS.