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No references found	An explanation of the terms poema and poesis by Jacobus Pontanus in his Poeticarum institutionum libri tres, 1594 (Caput VII, Quid distent poema et poesis 1920), summarizes Renaissance usage and understanding. Lope de Vega's evolving rhetoric and poetics: the dedicatory epistle ... by Brown, Gary J. / Hispanofila Once he reaches the summit, we can catch a glimpse of the kind of view Petrarch is experiencing: Dirigo dehinc oculorum radios ad partes italicas, quo magis inclinat animus; Alpes ipse rigentes ac nivose, per quas ferus ille quodam hostis romani nominis transivit, aceto, si fame credimus, saxa perrumpens, iuxta michi vise sunt, cure tamen magno distent intervallo. Nature's farthest verge or landscapes beyond allegory and rhetorical ... by Sobecki, Sebastian / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies Second, it is now clear that the incident shouldhave been placed in a different context: Muskie was victimized by the classic dirty trick that had been engineered by agents of the distent and detached President Nixon. The story that still nags at me by Broder, David / Washington Monthly	distant distant early warning distant retirement area distant support area Distantial distantly distaste distasteful distastefully distastefulness Distasteive Distasture distelfink distemper Distemperance Distemperate Distemperately Distemperature Distemperment distend distended Distensibility distensible distension Distensive Distent distention Dister Disterminate Distermination Disthene Disthrone Disthronize distich distichous Distichously distil distill Distillable distillate distillation distillation column Distillatory distilled Distilled verdigris distilled water distiller distiller's grain distillery Distillment distinct	distempers distempers distend distend distend distended distended distended distending distending distending distends distends distends DISTENGR distensibility distensibility distensibility distensible distensible distensible Distensible Venous Malformations of the Orbit distension distension distension Distension Fracture distensions distensions distensions Distensive Distent distention distention distention Dister Disterminate Distermination distfix Disthene Disthene Disthrone Disthronize Disthymia Disthymia Disthymia Disti Disti distich distich distich distichia Distichiae Distichiasis distichous distichous distichously distichously distichs distichs Distict of Columbia distil

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An explanation of the terms poema and poesis by Jacobus Pontanus in his Poeticarum institutionum libri tres, 1594 (Caput VII, Quid distent poema et poesis 1920), summarizes Renaissance usage and understanding.

Lope de Vega's evolving rhetoric and poetics: the dedicatory epistle ... by Brown, Gary J. / Hispanofila

Once he reaches the summit, we can catch a glimpse of the kind of view Petrarch is experiencing: Dirigo dehinc oculorum radios ad partes italicas, quo magis inclinat animus; Alpes ipse rigentes ac nivose, per quas ferus ille quodam hostis romani nominis transivit, aceto, si fame credimus, saxa perrumpens, iuxta michi vise sunt, cure tamen magno distent intervallo.

Nature's farthest verge or landscapes beyond allegory and rhetorical ... by Sobecki, Sebastian / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies

Second, it is now clear that the incident shouldhave been placed in a different context: Muskie was victimized by the classic dirty trick that had been engineered by agents of the distent and detached President Nixon.

The story that still nags at me by Broder, David / Washington Monthly

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