D. Junii Juvenalis satiræ xiii. Thirteen satires of Juvenal. The Lat. text of O. Jahn ed., with Engl. notes, by J.E.B. Mayor. With a comm. by J.E.B. Mayor, Volume 21878 |
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... found Ruperti's censure justified . 1 In the magnificent volume which greeted Mommsen's sixtieth birth - day ' commentationes philologicae in honorem Theodori Mommseni . Berol . 1877 ' p . 566. The admirers of Heinrich may be surprised ...
... found Ruperti's censure justified . 1 In the magnificent volume which greeted Mommsen's sixtieth birth - day ' commentationes philologicae in honorem Theodori Mommseni . Berol . 1877 ' p . 566. The admirers of Heinrich may be surprised ...
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... found in schol . I 12 Fronto , secundum quosdam nepos Plu- tarchi , cuius meminit in primo [ libro ] Iuvenalis sic : Frontonis platani ...... clamant . ' metalog . I 8 ( 836b ) ' obtusioris ingenii IUVENALIS ETHICUS xvii tradunt fuisse ...
... found in schol . I 12 Fronto , secundum quosdam nepos Plu- tarchi , cuius meminit in primo [ libro ] Iuvenalis sic : Frontonis platani ...... clamant . ' metalog . I 8 ( 836b ) ' obtusioris ingenii IUVENALIS ETHICUS xvii tradunt fuisse ...
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... found it Phaedr . II 2 3 aetatis mediae quen- dam , with the old and young wife . Plaut . aul . 157 sed grandior es : mulieris est aetas media . In Censorin . 14 § 10 Staseas fixes as the limit of life 7 × 12 = 84 . Taking 40 as ...
... found it Phaedr . II 2 3 aetatis mediae quen- dam , with the old and young wife . Plaut . aul . 157 sed grandior es : mulieris est aetas media . In Censorin . 14 § 10 Staseas fixes as the limit of life 7 × 12 = 84 . Taking 40 as ...
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... found in Cumberland , we cannot refrain from claiming for Iuv . also the title of a praefectus cohortis , and think we discover the sting of Trajan's words et te Philomela promovit [ vita v Jahn ] chiefly in this , that by virtue of ...
... found in Cumberland , we cannot refrain from claiming for Iuv . also the title of a praefectus cohortis , and think we discover the sting of Trajan's words et te Philomela promovit [ vita v Jahn ] chiefly in this , that by virtue of ...
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... found in poets and in some legal formulae Neue Formenlehre 1 456. cf. Iuv . 26 procerem . Becker II 1 21 . 48 FACUNDUM ) ( VII 145 . " 6 IMA PLEBE 49 NOBILIS INDOCTI nobilis is used as a substantive cf. III 233 plurimus aeger . VII 30 ...
... found in poets and in some legal formulae Neue Formenlehre 1 456. cf. Iuv . 26 procerem . Becker II 1 21 . 48 FACUNDUM ) ( VII 145 . " 6 IMA PLEBE 49 NOBILIS INDOCTI nobilis is used as a substantive cf. III 233 plurimus aeger . VII 30 ...
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