The Satires of Decimus Junius Juvenalis, Tom 1Tho. Lowry Plowman, 1803 |
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... Lucilius , as is sometimes done , is absurd , since he evi- dently had in view the old comedy of the Greeks , of which his satires , accord- ing to Horace , were rigid imitations : 66 Eupolis atque Cratinus , Aristophanesque poëtæ ...
... Lucilius , as is sometimes done , is absurd , since he evi- dently had in view the old comedy of the Greeks , of which his satires , accord- ing to Horace , were rigid imitations : 66 Eupolis atque Cratinus , Aristophanesque poëtæ ...
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... LUCILIUS , to whom Horace , forgetting what he had said in another place , attributes the invention of Sa- tire , flourished in the interval between the siege of Car- thage and the defeat of the Cimbri and Teutons , by Marius . * He ...
... LUCILIUS , to whom Horace , forgetting what he had said in another place , attributes the invention of Sa- tire , flourished in the interval between the siege of Car- thage and the defeat of the Cimbri and Teutons , by Marius . * He ...
Strona liii
... Lucilius , to enable us to judge of his manner : his style seems , however , to bear fewer marks of delicacy than of strength , and his strictures appear harsh and violent . With all this , he must have been an extraordinary man ; since ...
... Lucilius , to enable us to judge of his manner : his style seems , however , to bear fewer marks of delicacy than of strength , and his strictures appear harsh and violent . With all this , he must have been an extraordinary man ; since ...
Strona lix
... Horace's lan- guage , has little of his manner . The immediate object of his imitation seems to be Lucilius ; and if he lashes vice with less severity than his great prototype , the AN ESSAY ON THE ROMAN SATIRISTS . lix.
... Horace's lan- guage , has little of his manner . The immediate object of his imitation seems to be Lucilius ; and if he lashes vice with less severity than his great prototype , the AN ESSAY ON THE ROMAN SATIRISTS . lix.
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... Lucilius ; but what was in one a simple attempt , is in the other a real imitation , of his manner . * Fluent and ... Lucilius : " Ense velut stricto quoties Lucilius ardens Infremuit , rubet auditor , cui , frigida mens est 66 ...
... Lucilius ; but what was in one a simple attempt , is in the other a real imitation , of his manner . * Fluent and ... Lucilius : " Ense velut stricto quoties Lucilius ardens Infremuit , rubet auditor , cui , frigida mens est 66 ...
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