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... M'CAUL. * Cruoribus, i.e. “blood shed often and in many places:" thus aluata is used by the Tragedians, as AEsch. Suppl. 262: IIažauðv alpiárov (uáopiaow. M'CAUL. * The cothurnus (ko66pvoo) is here put figuratively for tragedy. THE ...
... M'CAUL. * Cruoribus, i.e. “blood shed often and in many places:" thus aluata is used by the Tragedians, as AEsch. Suppl. 262: IIažauðv alpiárov (uáopiaow. M'CAUL. * The cothurnus (ko66pvoo) is here put figuratively for tragedy. THE ...
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... M'CAUL. * There is a great variation in the interpretation of this passage. They may be found collected in M'Caul's notes. 17 Pantilius. A buffoon, and a great enemy of Horace, whom he calls Cimex, an insect, out of contempt. Fannius is ...
... M'CAUL. * There is a great variation in the interpretation of this passage. They may be found collected in M'Caul's notes. 17 Pantilius. A buffoon, and a great enemy of Horace, whom he calls Cimex, an insect, out of contempt. Fannius is ...
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... pavement, as pebbles, or shells of different colors, are sometimes used at present to form the floor of summer-houses. M'CAUL. 58 Expelles furcá. A proverbial expression for removing, putting away, 248 EPISTLES OF HORACE. BOOK i.
... pavement, as pebbles, or shells of different colors, are sometimes used at present to form the floor of summer-houses. M'CAUL. 58 Expelles furcá. A proverbial expression for removing, putting away, 248 EPISTLES OF HORACE. BOOK i.
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