Decii Junii Juvenalis Et A. Persii Flacci Satirae: With a CommentaryWhittaker, 1867 - 466 strán (strany) |
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Strana xxiii
... would have furnished a sketch of military life , sarcastic but good - humoured , from which a good deal of information might have been derived . LIFE OF PERSIUS . THE principal facts of Persius ' LIFE OF JUVENAL . xxiii.
... would have furnished a sketch of military life , sarcastic but good - humoured , from which a good deal of information might have been derived . LIFE OF PERSIUS . THE principal facts of Persius ' LIFE OF JUVENAL . xxiii.
Strana xxiv
With a Commentary Juvenal A. J. Macleane. LIFE OF PERSIUS . THE principal facts of Persius ' life may be gathered from a memoir of which the following is a translation . The author , by some supposed to be Suetonius , cannot be ...
With a Commentary Juvenal A. J. Macleane. LIFE OF PERSIUS . THE principal facts of Persius ' life may be gathered from a memoir of which the following is a translation . The author , by some supposed to be Suetonius , cannot be ...
Strana xxv
... Persius ' kinswoman Arria . He was a man of most gentle manners , of maidenly modesty , of hand- some form , and a pattern of piety towards his mother , and sister , and aunt . He was discreet and chaste . He left about two million ...
... Persius ' kinswoman Arria . He was a man of most gentle manners , of maidenly modesty , of hand- some form , and a pattern of piety towards his mother , and sister , and aunt . He was discreet and chaste . He left about two million ...
Strana xxvii
... Persius was eight years old . These early productions his mother kept till her death , and then , by the judicious advice of Cornutus , destroyed them . How soon after his father's death his mother married again , it is im- possible to ...
... Persius was eight years old . These early productions his mother kept till her death , and then , by the judicious advice of Cornutus , destroyed them . How soon after his father's death his mother married again , it is im- possible to ...
Strana xxviii
... Persius , was short . He was about the same age as Persius when they were studying together , and survived him not more than three years . He was put to death for joining the conspiracy of Piso against Nero , A.D. 65. Jahn takes pains ...
... Persius , was short . He was about the same age as Persius when they were studying together , and survived him not more than three years . He was put to death for joining the conspiracy of Piso against Nero , A.D. 65. Jahn takes pains ...
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