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William Allison Laidlaw. Catullus and Lucretius are by common consent the greatest poets of the last century of the Republic . Of Catullus we know much , of Lucretius little . T. Lucretius Carus was born either in 94 B.C. , as Jerome ...
William Allison Laidlaw. Catullus and Lucretius are by common consent the greatest poets of the last century of the Republic . Of Catullus we know much , of Lucretius little . T. Lucretius Carus was born either in 94 B.C. , as Jerome ...
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... Lucretius in Lucretius . The sadness which affects so much Latin poetry " There are revealed the divine beings and the peaceful abode which no winds shake ; no clouds scatter rain upon it , no snow compacted of hard hoarfrost falls ...
... Lucretius in Lucretius . The sadness which affects so much Latin poetry " There are revealed the divine beings and the peaceful abode which no winds shake ; no clouds scatter rain upon it , no snow compacted of hard hoarfrost falls ...
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... Lucretius which saved Virgil from passing under the unhealthy influence of the self- conscious and mannered Alexandrians . Virgil could not miss what Statius calls ' the lofty fire of Lucretius ' ( furor arduus Lucreti ) . The same ...
... Lucretius which saved Virgil from passing under the unhealthy influence of the self- conscious and mannered Alexandrians . Virgil could not miss what Statius calls ' the lofty fire of Lucretius ' ( furor arduus Lucreti ) . The same ...
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