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Strona 175
a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person ... Wherefore it is not sufficient to write verses merely in proper language , which , if you take to pieces ...
a of the number of those I will allow to be poets : for one must not call it sufficient to tag a verse ; nor if any person ... Wherefore it is not sufficient to write verses merely in proper language , which , if you take to pieces ...
Strona 202
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 superior to what he blames . What , therefore , should hinder ...
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 superior to what he blames . What , therefore , should hinder ...
Strona 355
Thus , if you compose verses , let not the fox's * concealed intentions impose upon you . If you had recited any thing to Quiniilius , he would say , “ Alter , I pray , this and this . " I If you replied you could do it no better ...
Thus , if you compose verses , let not the fox's * concealed intentions impose upon you . If you had recited any thing to Quiniilius , he would say , “ Alter , I pray , this and this . " I If you replied you could do it no better ...
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