The Satires of A. Persius FlaccusArno Press, 1979 - 231 strán (strany) |
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... thing ; God's law recognized in every thing ; God the substance from which every thing pro- ceeds , to which every thing returns ; the Original Fire , from which every thing is born again . God is the all- pervasive Spirit , Fate ...
... thing ; God's law recognized in every thing ; God the substance from which every thing pro- ceeds , to which every thing returns ; the Original Fire , from which every thing is born again . God is the all- pervasive Spirit , Fate ...
Strana 83
... thing.— P. It would be a fine thing if it were not shared by every dinner- table poet.-M. You are too captious . It is a great thing to have written poems that are proof against trunk - maker and pastry- cook . 24. Quo didicisse ? The ...
... thing.— P. It would be a fine thing if it were not shared by every dinner- table poet.-M. You are too captious . It is a great thing to have written poems that are proof against trunk - maker and pastry- cook . 24. Quo didicisse ? The ...
Strana 153
... thing about the conduct of life with all its perplexities . As well expect a man to teach an elephant to dance the tight - rope . Reason bars the way , and whispers , " You must not do what you will spoil in the doing . ' This is ...
... thing about the conduct of life with all its perplexities . As well expect a man to teach an elephant to dance the tight - rope . Reason bars the way , and whispers , " You must not do what you will spoil in the doing . ' This is ...
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INTRODUCTION | vii |
A PERSII FLACCI SATURARUM LIBER | 39 |
VITA PERSII | 65 |
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