The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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It was not left optional with the present Editor to insert or reject such passages as might appear to him objectionable : therefore , by way of rendering them as harmless as possible , he has , wherever he could , given such a ...
It was not left optional with the present Editor to insert or reject such passages as might appear to him objectionable : therefore , by way of rendering them as harmless as possible , he has , wherever he could , given such a ...
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Hall has imitated this passage ; were composed by Orpheus and Apol“ No man his threshold better knows , lonius among the Greeks , and Valerius than I Brute's first arrival and his vic- Flaccus among the Latins . PR .
Hall has imitated this passage ; were composed by Orpheus and Apol“ No man his threshold better knows , lonius among the Greeks , and Valerius than I Brute's first arrival and his vic- Flaccus among the Latins . PR .
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have this passage in his thought when cujus et ipse times triste supercilium ; qui he wrote his līliterate Book - collector . loquitur Curios , assertoresque Camillos : Locher , who translated Brandt's Ship of nolito fronti credere ...
have this passage in his thought when cujus et ipse times triste supercilium ; qui he wrote his līliterate Book - collector . loquitur Curios , assertoresque Camillos : Locher , who translated Brandt's Ship of nolito fronti credere ...
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... non illa tanta ornaκάθ ' αλίσκεσθε εναντία πράσσοντες oίς mentu ad meliorem mentem voluntatemque τραγφδείτε : Θρυλλείτε γαρ , ότι δε μη esse conversa ; de Ar . Resp . 41 . From rão owuútwr , åande rñs Yuxñs épāve the present passage ...
... non illa tanta ornaκάθ ' αλίσκεσθε εναντία πράσσοντες oίς mentu ad meliorem mentem voluntatemque τραγφδείτε : Θρυλλείτε γαρ , ότι δε μη esse conversa ; de Ar . Resp . 41 . From rão owuútwr , åande rñs Yuxñs épāve the present passage ...
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... author is here plainly alluding , does not a future state of rewards and punishments , give a very dignified narrative of his and , consequently , of the moral govern- hero's passage over the Styx : Æ . vi . ment of the universe .
... author is here plainly alluding , does not a future state of rewards and punishments , give a very dignified narrative of his and , consequently , of the moral govern- hero's passage over the Styx : Æ . vi . ment of the universe .
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according ancient appears Arist atque called Claud common death emperor Gell give Greek hæc hand Hence illa illis inter ipse Italy Juvenal kind king lived Mart means metaphor mihi nature Nero omnes origin passage perhaps Pers Persius person Petr Plaut Plin Plut poet probably Prop quæ quam quid quis quod quum Romans Rome Satire says seems sense slaves Stat Suet sunt taken tamen temple tibi understand University viii Virg wine xvii δε
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| Názov | The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
| Autor | Juvenal |
| Redaktor | Charles William Stocker |
| Preložil/a | Charles William Stocker |
| Vydavateľ | Longman and Company, 1835 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Kalifornská univerzita |
| Digitalizované | 23. máj 2017 |
| Dĺžka | 452 strán (strany) |
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