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... LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . PAGE 5 The Fashionable Poet CHAPTER I. SENECA . Literary Position Moral Treatises . Letters to Lucilius Natural Questions ̓Αποκολοκύντωσις Plays . Lucilius Junior Panegyric on Piso . 6 The " Pharsalia " 13 ...
... LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . PAGE 5 The Fashionable Poet CHAPTER I. SENECA . Literary Position Moral Treatises . Letters to Lucilius Natural Questions ̓Αποκολοκύντωσις Plays . Lucilius Junior Panegyric on Piso . 6 The " Pharsalia " 13 ...
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... Lucan brought to Rome . Execution of Julius Græcinus , the father of Agricola , who wrote on agriculture and followed Celsus . Birth of Sta- tius ? Exile of Seneca . Q. Asconius Pedianus flourishes . Most of the extant scholia on Cicero ...
... Lucan brought to Rome . Execution of Julius Græcinus , the father of Agricola , who wrote on agriculture and followed Celsus . Birth of Sta- tius ? Exile of Seneca . Q. Asconius Pedianus flourishes . Most of the extant scholia on Cicero ...
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... Lucan ( M. Annæus Lu- canus ) is also compelled to kill him- self . Besides the ten books of the Pharsalia , of which the first three were published while Nero was still re- spectable , he wrote ( ? in Greek ) “ Ilia- con ...
... Lucan ( M. Annæus Lu- canus ) is also compelled to kill him- self . Besides the ten books of the Pharsalia , of which the first three were published while Nero was still re- spectable , he wrote ( ? in Greek ) “ Ilia- con ...
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... Lucan . The 51 declamations of Calpurnius , perhaps , belong to this period . ? Death of Tacitus . The Dialogue written early under Domitian rests upon a 13th - century copy of a Fulda MS . of the 8th or 9th century , brought to Italy ...
... Lucan . The 51 declamations of Calpurnius , perhaps , belong to this period . ? Death of Tacitus . The Dialogue written early under Domitian rests upon a 13th - century copy of a Fulda MS . of the 8th or 9th century , brought to Italy ...
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... being able to keep up the most magnificent dignity in public and throw off all restraint in hours of amusement , which is also the ideal of a Red Indian . CHAPTER II . LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . THE poetry 34 LATIN LITERATURE .
... being able to keep up the most magnificent dignity in public and throw off all restraint in hours of amusement , which is also the ideal of a Red Indian . CHAPTER II . LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . THE poetry 34 LATIN LITERATURE .
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