The Works of HoraceUriah Hunt, 1899 - 357 |
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Strona 173
... Lucilius entirely de- pends , having imitated them , changing only their feet and numbers : a man of wit , of great keen- ness , of singular execution in the composition of verses ; for in this respect he was faulty ; he would often ...
... Lucilius entirely de- pends , having imitated them , changing only their feet and numbers : a man of wit , of great keen- ness , of singular execution in the composition of verses ; for in this respect he was faulty ; he would often ...
Strona 175
... Lucilius did formerly , you take away certain pauses and measures , and make that which was first in order , hindermost , by placing the latter words before those that preceded in the verse , you will not discern thet limbs of a poet ...
... Lucilius did formerly , you take away certain pauses and measures , and make that which was first in order , hindermost , by placing the latter words before those that preceded in the verse , you will not discern thet limbs of a poet ...
Strona 199
... Lucilius did not run smoothly . Who is so foolishly fond of Lucilius , that he would not own this ? But the same writer is applauded in the same satire , on account of his having lashed the town with great humour . Nevertheless ...
... Lucilius did not run smoothly . Who is so foolishly fond of Lucilius , that he would not own this ? But the same writer is applauded in the same satire , on account of his having lashed the town with great humour . Nevertheless ...
Strona 200
... Lucilius , say they , did a great thing , when he intermixed Greek words with Latin . O late- learned dunces ! what , do you think that arduous and admirable , which was done by Pitholeo , the Rhodian ? But ( still they cry ) the style ...
... Lucilius , say they , did a great thing , when he intermixed Greek words with Latin . O late- learned dunces ! what , do you think that arduous and admirable , which was done by Pitholeo , the Rhodian ? But ( still they cry ) the style ...
Strona 202
... Lucilius make no alterations in the tra- gedies of Accius ? Does not the same poet ridicule many of Ennius's verses , which are too light for the gravity of the subject ? When , at the same time , he speaks of himself by no means as ...
... Lucilius make no alterations in the tra- gedies of Accius ? Does not the same poet ridicule many of Ennius's verses , which are too light for the gravity of the subject ? When , at the same time , he speaks of himself by no means as ...
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