| What are the literary tidings from modern Greece that seem to foretoken close at hand a signal renascence of Greek literature? |
| The society of the Rosati, which was established in 1778 and saw a renascence in 1877, was instrumental in reviving regional literature. |
| Perhaps the finest specimen of this hexametric renascence, however, was Charles Kingsley's mythopoetic epyllion Andromeda. |
| The precision of spring is, in my view, as much a statement of resolution as it is of renascence and thanks. |
| And as they get into this point of renascence, Ruth starts talking about this episode, and Bud says, now wait a minute, say that again? |
| I think that a great aesthetic renascence is at hand, and that a great light will be kindled in England, for all the world to see. |
