The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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Scipios , the other into that of the Fabii R. The text would then better suit the Maximi . common interpretation of the whole pas147. The front ' or lowest row of seats sage . was reserved for senators : Suet . Aug. 44 .
Scipios , the other into that of the Fabii R. The text would then better suit the Maximi . common interpretation of the whole pas147. The front ' or lowest row of seats sage . was reserved for senators : Suet . Aug. 44 .
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The common people , when they of the victory . PR . went to a bath , paid the bath - keeper 156. Illustres bellis animæ ; Lucan . a brass coin , in value about a halfpenny . Phars . VS. bellorum for bellicæ , as anime vi . 446. Hor .
The common people , when they of the victory . PR . went to a bath , paid the bath - keeper 156. Illustres bellis animæ ; Lucan . a brass coin , in value about a halfpenny . Phars . VS. bellorum for bellicæ , as anime vi . 446. Hor .
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R. Thais was a common name in comedy 102. ' And yet grieves not in reality . ' R. for a courtezan . PR . Pers . vi . 1. PR . Sustinere to sustain the part of , ' 103. “ A great coat , ' used in winter synonymous with ugere ' to act .
R. Thais was a common name in comedy 102. ' And yet grieves not in reality . ' R. for a courtezan . PR . Pers . vi . 1. PR . Sustinere to sustain the part of , ' 103. “ A great coat , ' used in winter synonymous with ugere ' to act .
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Veneto .of common blue ware . ' ludes ' in the middle of the drama . princulullo “ a bowl or great handled cup , ' cipio exitus dignus exodiumque sequetur ; properly of earthen ware . ' Schol . on Lucil , VS. Liv , vii . 2. R. Hor .
Veneto .of common blue ware . ' ludes ' in the middle of the drama . princulullo “ a bowl or great handled cup , ' cipio exitus dignus exodiumque sequetur ; properly of earthen ware . ' Schol . on Lucil , VS. Liv , vii . 2. R. Hor .
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G. R. PR . outrages were more common in the long ' He looks upon it as a very bad night's winter nights . HK . sport unless he has thrashed somebody ; 284. Comitum ; i . 46 , note . Pinotórws so that he cannot sleep for vexation ...
G. R. PR . outrages were more common in the long ' He looks upon it as a very bad night's winter nights . HK . sport unless he has thrashed somebody ; 284. Comitum ; i . 46 , note . Pinotórws so that he cannot sleep for vexation ...
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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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