The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... poet intended a stroke of satire upon the person who was then governor of Africa, and who might have owed, like him, his fortune to Maecenas. BENTL. SAN. See Orelli and M'Caul. 65 Vectigalia porrigam. We shall only be capable of ...
... poet intended a stroke of satire upon the person who was then governor of Africa, and who might have owed, like him, his fortune to Maecenas. BENTL. SAN. See Orelli and M'Caul. 65 Vectigalia porrigam. We shall only be capable of ...
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... poet also designed an indirect compliment to Varius, whose Thyestes we are told (Quinctil. 1. x. c. 1) was not inferior to any tragedy of the Greeks. This double intention of these lines well suited to the poet's general aim, which is ...
... poet also designed an indirect compliment to Varius, whose Thyestes we are told (Quinctil. 1. x. c. 1) was not inferior to any tragedy of the Greeks. This double intention of these lines well suited to the poet's general aim, which is ...
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... poet's science in ethics will principally show itself in these two ways: 1. in furnishing proper matter for general reflection on human life and conduct; and, 2, in a due adjustment of the manners. By the former of these two ...
... poet's science in ethics will principally show itself in these two ways: 1. in furnishing proper matter for general reflection on human life and conduct; and, 2, in a due adjustment of the manners. By the former of these two ...
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