The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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An . xii . 53. xiv . came from Armenia , Cappadocia , Meso- 65. Plin . H. N. xxxiii . 10. Plin . Ep . potamia , and the countries through which vii . 29. viii . 6. He was put to death by the Euphrates flowed . PR . Nero for his wealth .
An . xii . 53. xiv . came from Armenia , Cappadocia , Meso- 65. Plin . H. N. xxxiii . 10. Plin . Ep . potamia , and the countries through which vii . 29. viii . 6. He was put to death by the Euphrates flowed . PR . Nero for his wealth .
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Virg . G. i . 41 . Tæda - fumant . The dreadful fire , iv . 117. Hor . I Od . xxxiv . 4. II Od . which laid waste a great part of Rome in x . 23. IV Od . xv . 4. & c . R. the reign of Nero , was found to have 150.
Virg . G. i . 41 . Tæda - fumant . The dreadful fire , iv . 117. Hor . I Od . xxxiv . 4. II Od . which laid waste a great part of Rome in x . 23. IV Od . xv . 4. & c . R. the reign of Nero , was found to have 150.
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It was a great feat to favourite of Nero , he was the first to join murder an old man ' manibus pedibusque Galba , of whose assassination he after- articulari morbo distortissimis ; S. G. 21 . wards became the author . As an enemy 23.
It was a great feat to favourite of Nero , he was the first to join murder an old man ' manibus pedibusque Galba , of whose assassination he after- articulari morbo distortissimis ; S. G. 21 . wards became the author . As an enemy 23.
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R. contemporary writer speaks : Nero , how- 123. Such prodigies occur constantly ever , had set the example ; ( Tac . An . in Livy . xv . 38. ) and royalty is never at a loss for 124. ' Fringes ' or ' flounces .
R. contemporary writer speaks : Nero , how- 123. Such prodigies occur constantly ever , had set the example ; ( Tac . An . in Livy . xv . 38. ) and royalty is never at a loss for 124. ' Fringes ' or ' flounces .
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the prætor ; or , rather , the circumstances he has not invented , * the emperor ' Nero or Domitian . PR . but selected ; and it does not follow , that , See note on i . 97 . because he believed in a future state , he 148.
the prætor ; or , rather , the circumstances he has not invented , * the emperor ' Nero or Domitian . PR . but selected ; and it does not follow , that , See note on i . 97 . because he believed in a future state , he 148.
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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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