Q. Horatii Flacci opera. The works of Horace: the Odes on the basis of Anthon: the Satires and Epistles by McCaul: with notes by G.B. Wheeler, Volume 2 |
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... origin from Greece , write Satyra ; others , † agreeing with Quintilian ( X. 1. 93 , satira tota nostra est ) , that it was a Roman invention , read satura , or ( as u and i are interchanged ) satira . ‡ The name is said to be derived ...
... origin from Greece , write Satyra ; others , † agreeing with Quintilian ( X. 1. 93 , satira tota nostra est ) , that it was a Roman invention , read satura , or ( as u and i are interchanged ) satira . ‡ The name is said to be derived ...
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... origin , and akin to the Fabulæ Atellana ; and they had the peculiar advan- tage of not affecting the civic rights of the actors . It is manifest from this passage that the Roman youth were not satisfied with either the Tuscan or the ...
... origin , and akin to the Fabulæ Atellana ; and they had the peculiar advan- tage of not affecting the civic rights of the actors . It is manifest from this passage that the Roman youth were not satisfied with either the Tuscan or the ...
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... origin to M. Terentius Varro , the celebrated antiquary . It somewhat resembled that of Ennius , * Hoc erat , experto frustra Varrone Atacino Atque quibusdum aliis , melius quod scribere possem Inventore minor . Sat. I , 10 . in the ...
... origin to M. Terentius Varro , the celebrated antiquary . It somewhat resembled that of Ennius , * Hoc erat , experto frustra Varrone Atacino Atque quibusdum aliis , melius quod scribere possem Inventore minor . Sat. I , 10 . in the ...
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... origin of this discontent , " and consider nolint , atqui licet esse beatis as the source to which he ascribes the dissatisfaction of men with their own pur . suits . VOL . II . B2 " Jam faciam quod vultis : eris tu , qui SATIRE , LIB ...
... origin of this discontent , " and consider nolint , atqui licet esse beatis as the source to which he ascribes the dissatisfaction of men with their own pur . suits . VOL . II . B2 " Jam faciam quod vultis : eris tu , qui SATIRE , LIB ...
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... origin of this feeling before mentioned . 23. Præterea . This word compounded of præter and ea , originally means " besides . " It is used sometimes in the sense " hereafter " as in Virg . Æn . I. 52 ; et quisquam numen Junonis adoret ...
... origin of this feeling before mentioned . 23. Præterea . This word compounded of præter and ea , originally means " besides . " It is used sometimes in the sense " hereafter " as in Virg . Æn . I. 52 ; et quisquam numen Junonis adoret ...
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