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With the Latin Text Horace. Of all Latin poets Horace and Virgil , at least in English , have been most quoted and most loved . This is partly , no doubt , because they formed the basis of that education in the classics which once used ...
With the Latin Text Horace. Of all Latin poets Horace and Virgil , at least in English , have been most quoted and most loved . This is partly , no doubt , because they formed the basis of that education in the classics which once used ...
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... Horace is merely making verse exercises out of imaginary emotions and is him- self incapable of deep feeling . And it is sometimes added that , while Catullus died for love , Horace appears , after the difficulties of his youth , to ...
... Horace is merely making verse exercises out of imaginary emotions and is him- self incapable of deep feeling . And it is sometimes added that , while Catullus died for love , Horace appears , after the difficulties of his youth , to ...
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... Horace than does this one of James Michie . His method is one of fidelity not only to the meaning but , so far as ... Horace were not " natural " till Horace made them so . And any translator who loves his original ( if he doesn't , he ...
... Horace than does this one of James Michie . His method is one of fidelity not only to the meaning but , so far as ... Horace were not " natural " till Horace made them so . And any translator who loves his original ( if he doesn't , he ...
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