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nombre semât et que le petit recueillît. VOLTAIRE (François-Marie AROUET, dit) , Lettres philosophiques, Sur le Gouvernement" Éternelle justice, abîme impénétrable, Ne distinguez-vous pas le faible du coupable ? VOLTAIRE (François-Marie AROUET, dit) , Oreste Un jugement trop prompt est souvent dans justice. VOLTAIRE (François-Marie AROUET, dit) , Catilina La vérité et la justice sont souveraines, car elles seules assurent la grandeur des nations. ZOLA (Emile) , La vérité en marche La justice est gratuite

language and lay the basis for a THE RENAISSANCE 55 learned, aristocratic style of poetry. By imitation was meant not naturalizing Latin and Italian poets but competing with them creatively as equals. They regarded inspiration as a Neoplatonic ‘fureur divine’ to be achieved within a strict discipline of style and metre. Rhetorical and mythological figures, hyperbole and periphrasis were sources of nobility and dignity and were recommended as a means of developing a form of poetic expression which