A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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... Rome . A fevere reflection on certain favourites of the emperor , who , by being informers , and by other fcandalous actions , had enriched themselves . -Probity is praised , & c . ] This seems a proverbial fay- ing and applies to what ...
... Rome . A fevere reflection on certain favourites of the emperor , who , by being informers , and by other fcandalous actions , had enriched themselves . -Probity is praised , & c . ] This seems a proverbial fay- ing and applies to what ...
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... Rome . - The Tri- bunes , at their first inftitution , were two , afterwards came to be ten - they were keepers of the liberties of the people , againft the incroachments of the fenate . They were called Tribunes , because at first fet ...
... Rome . - The Tri- bunes , at their first inftitution , were two , afterwards came to be ten - they were keepers of the liberties of the people , againft the incroachments of the fenate . They were called Tribunes , because at first fet ...
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... Rome as fuch ( and if he were to deny it , the holes in his ears would prove it ) yet , that he was now a free citizen of Rome , poffeffed of a larger private fortune than the Prætor or the Tribune . What can even a patrician wish for ...
... Rome as fuch ( and if he were to deny it , the holes in his ears would prove it ) yet , that he was now a free citizen of Rome , poffeffed of a larger private fortune than the Prætor or the Tribune . What can even a patrician wish for ...
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... Rome , in its corrupt ftate , where every thing was venal , which made them reve- renced , and almost adored . This intimates too , the command and dominion which the rich affumed over others , and the felf- importance which they ...
... Rome , in its corrupt ftate , where every thing was venal , which made them reve- renced , and almost adored . This intimates too , the command and dominion which the rich affumed over others , and the felf- importance which they ...
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... Rome . But Juvenal means , here , fome infamous character , who had probably been præfect , or vice - roy , over that country , and had , by rapine and extortion , returned to Rome with great riches , and thus got a ftatue erected to ...
... Rome . But Juvenal means , here , fome infamous character , who had probably been præfect , or vice - roy , over that country , and had , by rapine and extortion , returned to Rome with great riches , and thus got a ftatue erected to ...
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