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Juvenal. in Mr. J. D. Duff's excellent edition of Juvenal . But my greatest obligation is to a collection of MS ... Juvenal's most powerful writing is to be found in Sat. vi . The lines which have to be omitted or toned down to meet ...
Juvenal. in Mr. J. D. Duff's excellent edition of Juvenal . But my greatest obligation is to a collection of MS ... Juvenal's most powerful writing is to be found in Sat. vi . The lines which have to be omitted or toned down to meet ...
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... Juvenal and Persius , so as to make clear in every case the course of the argument . Juvenal's rhetorical exuberance frequently carries him away from his subject , and leads him into irrelevancies ; while Persius , in his love for ...
... Juvenal and Persius , so as to make clear in every case the course of the argument . Juvenal's rhetorical exuberance frequently carries him away from his subject , and leads him into irrelevancies ; while Persius , in his love for ...
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Juvenal. CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION- LIFE OF JUVENAL PAGE V xi LIFE OF PERSIUS xxi THE SUPPOSED OBSCURITY OF PERSIUS . XXX PERSIUS AND JUVENAL COMPARED · xxxiii THE SATURA OF ROME xxxvii LUCILIAN SATIRE xliii JUVENAL'S SATIRES ...
Juvenal. CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION- LIFE OF JUVENAL PAGE V xi LIFE OF PERSIUS xxi THE SUPPOSED OBSCURITY OF PERSIUS . XXX PERSIUS AND JUVENAL COMPARED · xxxiii THE SATURA OF ROME xxxvii LUCILIAN SATIRE xliii JUVENAL'S SATIRES ...
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Juvenal. INTRODUCTION THE LIFE OF JUVENAL THE only certain evidence as to the facts of Juvenal's life is to be found in casual allusions in his own Satires ; such external authorities as there are possess only an uncertain value , and do ...
Juvenal. INTRODUCTION THE LIFE OF JUVENAL THE only certain evidence as to the facts of Juvenal's life is to be found in casual allusions in his own Satires ; such external authorities as there are possess only an uncertain value , and do ...
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Juvenal. are numbered in the order of their publication . This view is confirmed by the fact recorded that the Satires ... Juvenal's own words . They suggest that the literary period of his life ( apart from his earlier recitations ) was ...
Juvenal. are numbered in the order of their publication . This view is confirmed by the fact recorded that the Satires ... Juvenal's own words . They suggest that the literary period of his life ( apart from his earlier recitations ) was ...
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