And there was something impressive in the sight of the majestic orb holding such imperial revel at midnight,-something almost unearthly in the light and life of the heavens, as compared with the referential and seemingly worshipping silence of the earth,-that, for a few moments, awed him into a sense of the spiritual and unseen.
"Thelma"
Marie Corelli
The relation between the empirical and the ideal is a crux common to Ogilvie and neoclassic theory, not entirely resolved here by the practical and referential method of citing Horace's shorter odes.
"An Essay on the Lyric Poetry of the Ancients"
John Ogilvie Commentator: Wallace Jackson
They are all too broadly referential, too vague, to be of real use to a manager or actor looking for a play to produce.
"Dramatic Technique"
George Pierce Baker