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... Cicero ( Att . vII . 3 ) and is noticed by Quinctilian ( Inst . Or . x . 1 ) : while Nepos ( Frag . Incert . 6 ) ascribes the Heautontimorumenos to Laelius . Terence's poverty seems unlikely , if we are to believe that he travelled for ...
... Cicero ( Att . vII . 3 ) and is noticed by Quinctilian ( Inst . Or . x . 1 ) : while Nepos ( Frag . Incert . 6 ) ascribes the Heautontimorumenos to Laelius . Terence's poverty seems unlikely , if we are to believe that he travelled for ...
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... CICERO ( De Opt . Gen. Orat . I. 3 ) states that Terence differs ' genere ' from Attius , and praises him as an interpreter of Menander , " Quicquid come loquens atque omnia dulcia dicens . " HORACE ( Epp . II . i . 59 ) praises his ...
... CICERO ( De Opt . Gen. Orat . I. 3 ) states that Terence differs ' genere ' from Attius , and praises him as an interpreter of Menander , " Quicquid come loquens atque omnia dulcia dicens . " HORACE ( Epp . II . i . 59 ) praises his ...
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... Cicero and Caesar , of Vergil and Ovid , was a fixed literary dialect , stereotyped , so to speak , and polished to an artificial precision and uniformity impossible for the language of everyday life . The Romans of the Augustan age did ...
... Cicero and Caesar , of Vergil and Ovid , was a fixed literary dialect , stereotyped , so to speak , and polished to an artificial precision and uniformity impossible for the language of everyday life . The Romans of the Augustan age did ...
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... Cicero ( Orator 55-184 ) : " Comicorum senarii propter similitudinem sermonis sic saepe sunt abjecti , ut nonnunquam vix in eis numerus et versus intelligi possit : " and again ( Orat . 20—67 ) , “ apud quos , nisi quod versiculi sunt ...
... Cicero ( Orator 55-184 ) : " Comicorum senarii propter similitudinem sermonis sic saepe sunt abjecti , ut nonnunquam vix in eis numerus et versus intelligi possit : " and again ( Orat . 20—67 ) , “ apud quos , nisi quod versiculi sunt ...
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... Cicero ( Orator , 45. 153 ) notices the forms ala , mala , talus , velum , etc. , as exx . of contraction by " fuga literae vastioris " ; " ( x ) ; but here there is no certain evidence that the shorter form represents the longer , and ...
... Cicero ( Orator , 45. 153 ) notices the forms ala , mala , talus , velum , etc. , as exx . of contraction by " fuga literae vastioris " ; " ( x ) ; but here there is no certain evidence that the shorter form represents the longer , and ...
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