Horace: Odes and EpodesB.H. Sanborn & Company, 1960 - 514 strán (strany) |
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... Greek studies so far as to compose Greek verses , which he wisely destroyed , ' though he retained throughout life his devotion to Greek models as the one source of literary sal- vation . About the age of twenty he went to study at ...
... Greek studies so far as to compose Greek verses , which he wisely destroyed , ' though he retained throughout life his devotion to Greek models as the one source of literary sal- vation . About the age of twenty he went to study at ...
Strana xviii
... Greek lyric , the student must ransack his dictionary for terms rich enough to represent the luxuriance of the Greek compound epithets . In rendering Horace , the problem is to select from the superior wealth of the English poetic ...
... Greek lyric , the student must ransack his dictionary for terms rich enough to represent the luxuriance of the Greek compound epithets . In rendering Horace , the problem is to select from the superior wealth of the English poetic ...
Strana xxv
... Greek or English lyric . The negative is sometimes employed by way of litotes to produce an effect of moderation or understatement . More often it takes the place of the privative and negative compounds of Greek and Eng- lish , or ...
... Greek or English lyric . The negative is sometimes employed by way of litotes to produce an effect of moderation or understatement . More often it takes the place of the privative and negative compounds of Greek and Eng- lish , or ...
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