locus amoenus造句

• Zephyr the West Wind bears her up to meet her fated match, and deposits her in a lovely meadow " ( locus amoenus ) ", where she promptly falls asleep.
• From Sir Philip Sidney's prose romance " Arcadia became a synonym for any rural area that serves as a pastoral setting, a " locus amoenus " ( " delightful place " ).
• Even the scene of the " infernal hunt ", already present in Divine Comedy, the Dante, a " locus amoenus " in which assumes traits much less gruesome and more like those of a sacred representation.
• Matthew of Vend鬽e provided multiple accounts of how to describe the " locus amoenus ", while Dante drew on the commonplace for his description of the Earthly Paradise : " Here spring is endless, here all fruits are ."
• In the foreground, the wildflowers evoke the idyllic'locus amoenus'in classical poetry and the Arcadian landscape, which is also found in works like the " Pastoral Concert " or the " Baccanali " series of Ferrara.
• Shakespeare made good use of the " locus amoenus " in his long poem " liminal space where erotic passions can be freely explored, away from civilization and the social order  such as the Forest of Arden in " As You Like It ".