The satires of Juvenal and Persius: from the texts of Ruperti and Orellius |
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Understand habuit : hos may mean tot , or Romanos ; R. or hos animos is perhaps equivalent to tantas vires , such spirit and vigor . ' M. 89. Loculus " : ' a purse ; ' arca ' the money chest itself . ' PR . 90. A sarcastic reflection on ...
Understand habuit : hos may mean tot , or Romanos ; R. or hos animos is perhaps equivalent to tantas vires , such spirit and vigor . ' M. 89. Loculus " : ' a purse ; ' arca ' the money chest itself . ' PR . 90. A sarcastic reflection on ...
Strana 13
Togata may mean Roman ' " emphatically ; cf. v . 100. Prop . IV . ii . 56. Virg . Æ . i . 282. but more probably is used contemptuously , as the toga was no longer worn by respectable persons . See note on v . 3. ii . 70. iii .
Togata may mean Roman ' " emphatically ; cf. v . 100. Prop . IV . ii . 56. Virg . Æ . i . 282. but more probably is used contemptuously , as the toga was no longer worn by respectable persons . See note on v . 3. ii . 70. iii .
Strana 15
In the same spot ' These poor dependents had looked to Augustus had erected the triumphal this as a means of paying their tailor's , statues ' of the greatest generals ; Suet . shoemaker's , baker's , and coalmerchant's Aug. 29. VS. 31.
In the same spot ' These poor dependents had looked to Augustus had erected the triumphal this as a means of paying their tailor's , statues ' of the greatest generals ; Suet . shoemaker's , baker's , and coalmerchant's Aug. 29. VS. 31.
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Pone may mean ' pourtray ; ' Pers . i . 70. Hor . A. P. 34. R. Tada - fumant . The dreadful fire , which laid waste a great part of Rome in the reign of Nero , was found to have broken out in the house of Tigellinus .
Pone may mean ' pourtray ; ' Pers . i . 70. Hor . A. P. 34. R. Tada - fumant . The dreadful fire , which laid waste a great part of Rome in the reign of Nero , was found to have broken out in the house of Tigellinus .
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To carry an Agrarian law , which they had proposed , they stuck at no means however inconsistent with that liberty of which they were the professed champions . They both met with violent deaths , the former at the hands of Scipio Nasica ...
To carry an Agrarian law , which they had proposed , they stuck at no means however inconsistent with that liberty of which they were the professed champions . They both met with violent deaths , the former at the hands of Scipio Nasica ...
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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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