Eclogae ex Q. Horatii Flacci poematibusBlanchard and Lea, 1853 - 311 pages |
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... on life and art . The epistle , with Horace's as patterns , has been a favourite species of poetry among the moderns . The satire was not invented by Horace , but he re- modelled it , and was the first to bring it xiv INTRODUCTION .
... on life and art . The epistle , with Horace's as patterns , has been a favourite species of poetry among the moderns . The satire was not invented by Horace , but he re- modelled it , and was the first to bring it xiv INTRODUCTION .
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Horace. modelled it , and was the first to bring it into general notice . This kind of poetry was unknown to the Greeks : its place was sup- plied by what was called the Old Comedy , with which Horace , in defending his Satires , classes ...
Horace. modelled it , and was the first to bring it into general notice . This kind of poetry was unknown to the Greeks : its place was sup- plied by what was called the Old Comedy , with which Horace , in defending his Satires , classes ...
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... bring . ing the produce of the East from Alexandria to the ports of Italy ( for this , in the Roman sense , was a mercator ) , has a house in the country town to which he belongs , and an estate in the neighbour- hood . - 18 . Pauperiem ...
... bring . ing the produce of the East from Alexandria to the ports of Italy ( for this , in the Roman sense , was a mercator ) , has a house in the country town to which he belongs , and an estate in the neighbour- hood . - 18 . Pauperiem ...
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... bring up Cerberus from the lower world . Here , therefore , Herculeus labor is a labour of Hercules . ' The last syl- lable of perrupit in this line is made long by the ictus . - 38 . Stul- titia , an ablative of cause , in or from our ...
... bring up Cerberus from the lower world . Here , therefore , Herculeus labor is a labour of Hercules . ' The last syl- lable of perrupit in this line is made long by the ictus . - 38 . Stul- titia , an ablative of cause , in or from our ...
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... bring their authors crowns of honour . Consequently , to place a crown of olive - twigs , plucked from all quarters , upon their brow , ' means to gain glory and fame by poems relating the history of Athens , and adorned with ...
... bring their authors crowns of honour . Consequently , to place a crown of olive - twigs , plucked from all quarters , upon their brow , ' means to gain glory and fame by poems relating the history of Athens , and adorned with ...
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