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... speaks of him as a great and recent loss . Oldest MS . , Vatican , 3277 , sæc . ix . , ed . G. Thilo , Halle , 1863 . Turnus , the satiric poet , is influential under Titus and Domitian . Scævius Memor , the tragic poet , belongs to ...
... speaks of him as a great and recent loss . Oldest MS . , Vatican , 3277 , sæc . ix . , ed . G. Thilo , Halle , 1863 . Turnus , the satiric poet , is influential under Titus and Domitian . Scævius Memor , the tragic poet , belongs to ...
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... speaks of Erucius ( Cons . A.D. 146 ) , and does not quote Fronto's writings , which were still un- published . The MSS . contain either the first seven or last twelve books . Of the eighth book we have only the headings of the chapters ...
... speaks of Erucius ( Cons . A.D. 146 ) , and does not quote Fronto's writings , which were still un- published . The MSS . contain either the first seven or last twelve books . Of the eighth book we have only the headings of the chapters ...
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... speak by the stubborn earnestness of the king , who repays him with suspicion . In the " Thyestes " a whole act is de- voted to the evocation of Megæra and the ghost of Tantalus , and another to a long speech of the messenger who ...
... speak by the stubborn earnestness of the king , who repays him with suspicion . In the " Thyestes " a whole act is de- voted to the evocation of Megæra and the ghost of Tantalus , and another to a long speech of the messenger who ...
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... rhetoric , he turns to a great pleader of the age of Augustus , whom he did not learn to satirize Persius , " Sat. " v . 13 , 14. Ib . i . 85 . from Horace ; when he speaks of the themes which LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . 35.
... rhetoric , he turns to a great pleader of the age of Augustus , whom he did not learn to satirize Persius , " Sat. " v . 13 , 14. Ib . i . 85 . from Horace ; when he speaks of the themes which LUCAN AND HIS SUCCESSORS . 35.
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George Augustus Simcox. from Horace ; when he speaks of the themes which represented poetry to the heirs of Romulus as they lay at wine , he turns to a Phyllis , a Hypsipyle , and all the lamentable poetry of departed bards . This ...
George Augustus Simcox. from Horace ; when he speaks of the themes which represented poetry to the heirs of Romulus as they lay at wine , he turns to a Phyllis , a Hypsipyle , and all the lamentable poetry of departed bards . This ...
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