Critical Essays on Roman Literature: Elegy and LyricJohn Patrick Sullivan |
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... means of accomplishing this purpose is intelligent reading , and that all other studies are meant to equip one with this means . It is rather a counsel of austerity , for it means that one must learn to distinguish the essence from the ...
... means of accomplishing this purpose is intelligent reading , and that all other studies are meant to equip one with this means . It is rather a counsel of austerity , for it means that one must learn to distinguish the essence from the ...
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... mean that these are in some way the significant episodes for the story as Catullus wishes to shape it . His plan seems to be an attempt ... means courageous or intrepid . The opening and the final scene are linked by a 56 K. F. QUINN.
... mean that these are in some way the significant episodes for the story as Catullus wishes to shape it . His plan seems to be an attempt ... means courageous or intrepid . The opening and the final scene are linked by a 56 K. F. QUINN.
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... means by which he presents his character to the audience . An excess of adornment destroys belief in the sincerity of the speaker's emotion , but on the other hand charm of manner is in itself a means of persuasion . The successful ...
... means by which he presents his character to the audience . An excess of adornment destroys belief in the sincerity of the speaker's emotion , but on the other hand charm of manner is in itself a means of persuasion . The successful ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION J P Sullivan Lincoln College page | 1 |
ME EX VERSICULIS MEIS PARUM PUDICUM | 15 |
DOCTE CATULLE K F Quinn University of | 31 |
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