The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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The initials denote the authorities from whom the substance of the notes is taken ; ( though in the Variorum edition the actual annotator could not always be ascertained :) for such alone as are unappropriated , is the present Editor ...
The initials denote the authorities from whom the substance of the notes is taken ; ( though in the Variorum edition the actual annotator could not always be ascertained :) for such alone as are unappropriated , is the present Editor ...
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Paris is said to have been informed of his own introduction into the piece , and to have taken such umbrage , as to lay a formal complaint of it before the emperor ' . If , owing to this representation , Juvenal was banished from Rome ...
Paris is said to have been informed of his own introduction into the piece , and to have taken such umbrage , as to lay a formal complaint of it before the emperor ' . If , owing to this representation , Juvenal was banished from Rome ...
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R. * Reponere ' is a metaphor taken from 4. These poems consisted of hexameter repayment of a debt incurred : possum and pentameter verses alternately , which jam repetere recessum , et scribere aliquid , metre is hence called ' elegiac ...
R. * Reponere ' is a metaphor taken from 4. These poems consisted of hexameter repayment of a debt incurred : possum and pentameter verses alternately , which jam repetere recessum , et scribere aliquid , metre is hence called ' elegiac ...
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M. Conjudges of hell , making the office of vulsa , clamant , and ruptæ must be taken Rhadamanthus inquisitorial , that of Mi- hyperbolically , as cantu querula rumnos judicial , and that of Æacus ex- pent_arbustu ...
M. Conjudges of hell , making the office of vulsa , clamant , and ruptæ must be taken Rhadamanthus inquisitorial , that of Mi- hyperbolically , as cantu querula rumnos judicial , and that of Æacus ex- pent_arbustu ...
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The metaphor is taken from the sonabat seem to denote . The satirist is chariot races in the Campus Martius , M. pointing out the rapid rise of his quondam or in the Circensian games . cf. Ov . tonsor . G. Fast . ii . 360 , iv .
The metaphor is taken from the sonabat seem to denote . The satirist is chariot races in the Campus Martius , M. pointing out the rapid rise of his quondam or in the Circensian games . cf. Ov . tonsor . G. Fast . ii . 360 , iv .
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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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