All the later complications-the archaic and archaistic conundrums; the influences of Assyria and Asia Minor; the conflicting attributions and the wrangles of the erudite-still slumbered in the bosom of the future "scientific critic."
"The Greater Inclination"
Edith Wharton
There was the archaistic movement in Greece, and men like Rossetti and Burne-Jones found a better means of expressing the things that moved them in the technique of the fourteenth century.
"The Practice and Science Of Drawing"
Harold Speed
If the Rhesus is a post-classical play it can hardly be honest fourth-century work: it must be deliberately archaistic, a product of the Alexandrian spirit if not actually of the Alexandrian age.
"The Rhesus of Euripedes"
Euripedes