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Horace. EPISTLE III. To JULIUs FLORUs.” After inquiring about Claudius Tiberius Nero, and some of his friends, he exhorts Florus to the study of philosophy. I LoNG to know, Julius Florus, in what regions of the earth Claudius, the step ...
Horace. EPISTLE III. To JULIUs FLORUs.” After inquiring about Claudius Tiberius Nero, and some of his friends, he exhorts Florus to the study of philosophy. I LoNG to know, Julius Florus, in what regions of the earth Claudius, the step ...
Strona 236
... Julius, except Augustus, whose family was greatly distinguished from that of Munatius; nor does it appear that Munatius ever took the surname of Florus. Mr. Dacier imagines, with reason, that Florus was of some principal family, whom Julius ...
... Julius, except Augustus, whose family was greatly distinguished from that of Munatius; nor does it appear that Munatius ever took the surname of Florus. Mr. Dacier imagines, with reason, that Florus was of some principal family, whom Julius ...
Strona 302
... Julius, in honor of Augustus, who was at that time only called Julius Octavianus. SAN. channel, has changed its course which was so destructive” to 302 HORACE'S ART OF POETRY.
... Julius, in honor of Augustus, who was at that time only called Julius Octavianus. SAN. channel, has changed its course which was so destructive” to 302 HORACE'S ART OF POETRY.
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