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... Battle of Actium , and therefore shortly before the publication of this Second Book in 30 в.с. Horace is now thirty- five years of age and has won recognition and an assured position in Roman literature . He no longer finds it necessary ...
... Battle of Actium , and therefore shortly before the publication of this Second Book in 30 в.с. Horace is now thirty- five years of age and has won recognition and an assured position in Roman literature . He no longer finds it necessary ...
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... Battle of Actium and succeeding events , when Maecenas , in the absence of Octavian , had full control in Rome and Italy . The mention of the Dacians in 1. 53 reminds us that these people wavered between Octavian and Antony and that ...
... Battle of Actium and succeeding events , when Maecenas , in the absence of Octavian , had full control in Rome and Italy . The mention of the Dacians in 1. 53 reminds us that these people wavered between Octavian and Antony and that ...
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... battle of Actium the soldiers who had served with Octavius had lands allotted to them . The expression used for Sicily is probably an echo of Lucretius ( i . 717 ) " insula triquetris terrarum ... in oris . " ... " " soon have sped ...
... battle of Actium the soldiers who had served with Octavius had lands allotted to them . The expression used for Sicily is probably an echo of Lucretius ( i . 717 ) " insula triquetris terrarum ... in oris . " ... " " soon have sped ...
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