THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, July 19, 1968
Dutch Metaphysical Poems Translation
Henrietta Ten Harmsel, profes- der the title "Jacobus Revius."
sor of English at Calvin College, I The poems appear in their original
has enriched poetic libraries with with the translations on parellel
her translations of the poems of pages.
There are 65 selected poems in
Jacobus Revius, 17th century Dutch
this collection and an important in-
Calvinist.
Wayne State - University Press troduction by Prof. Harmsel about
has published the translations un- the Dutch metaphysical poet.
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