A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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Výsledky 6 - 10 z 94.
Strana 24
... some small fums of money , to be diftributed to the poor clients and dependents at the outward door of the house , who were no longer invited , as formerly , to the entertainment within . 96. To be fratched , & c . ] i . e . Eagerly ...
... some small fums of money , to be diftributed to the poor clients and dependents at the outward door of the house , who were no longer invited , as formerly , to the entertainment within . 96. To be fratched , & c . ] i . e . Eagerly ...
Strana 31
... Some obfcure low wretch , who for no defert , but only on account of his wealth , had his statue placed there . 130. An Arabian præfect . ] Arabarches - So Pompey is called by Cic . Epift . ad Attic . 1. 2. Epift . xvii . because he con ...
... Some obfcure low wretch , who for no defert , but only on account of his wealth , had his statue placed there . 130. An Arabian præfect . ] Arabarches - So Pompey is called by Cic . Epift . ad Attic . 1. 2. Epift . xvii . because he con ...
Strana 32
... Some are for giving the line another turn , as if Juvenal meant , that it was right , or lawful , not only to do this - non tantùm meire , but fomething worse . But I take the first interpretation to be the fenfe of the author , by ...
... Some are for giving the line another turn , as if Juvenal meant , that it was right , or lawful , not only to do this - non tantùm meire , but fomething worse . But I take the first interpretation to be the fenfe of the author , by ...
Strana 45
... Some horrid character , who made no se- cret of his impurities , and , in this , acted more ingenuously , and more according to truth , than these pretended philofophers did . Impute him . ] Afcribe all his vile actions . To the fates ...
... Some horrid character , who made no se- cret of his impurities , and , in this , acted more ingenuously , and more according to truth , than these pretended philofophers did . Impute him . ] Afcribe all his vile actions . To the fates ...
Strana 46
... Some infamous character of the kind above mentioned . 22. Varillus . ] Another of the fame ftamp . The poet here fuppofes one of these wretches as gravely and severely re- proaching the other . What ! fays Varillus , in answer , need I ...
... Some infamous character of the kind above mentioned . 22. Varillus . ] Another of the fame ftamp . The poet here fuppofes one of these wretches as gravely and severely re- proaching the other . What ! fays Varillus , in answer , need I ...
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