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When a fellow in Plautus cries out , “ Will you not call a witness before you seize me , nonne antestaris ? " he is answered , “ What , shall I touch an honest man's ear for such a scoundrel as you are ? " Pliny tells us the lowest part ...
When a fellow in Plautus cries out , “ Will you not call a witness before you seize me , nonne antestaris ? " he is answered , “ What , shall I touch an honest man's ear for such a scoundrel as you are ? " Pliny tells us the lowest part ...
Strona 221
Plautus calls it festuca . 95 Nam sive vicarius . The Romans generally had a master - slave in every family , servus atriensis , and all other slaves were called by one common name , vicarii . The first , who commands , is not less a ...
Plautus calls it festuca . 95 Nam sive vicarius . The Romans generally had a master - slave in every family , servus atriensis , and all other slaves were called by one common name , vicarii . The first , who commands , is not less a ...
Strona 243
Plautus in his Penulus , Act iii . scene 2 : AGAM . Agite , inspicite : aurum est . Col. Profectò , spectatores , comiMacerato hoc pingues fiunt auro in Barbariâ boves . - Agam . “ AGAM . Hold ; see ; it is gold . Col.
Plautus in his Penulus , Act iii . scene 2 : AGAM . Agite , inspicite : aurum est . Col. Profectò , spectatores , comiMacerato hoc pingues fiunt auro in Barbariâ boves . - Agam . “ AGAM . Hold ; see ; it is gold . Col.
Strona 280
As often as a debate arises , whether this poet or the other be preferable ; Pacuvius bears away the character of a learned , Accius , of a lofty writer ; Afranius ' gown " is said to have fitted Menander ; Plautus , to hurry afer the ...
As often as a debate arises , whether this poet or the other be preferable ; Pacuvius bears away the character of a learned , Accius , of a lofty writer ; Afranius ' gown " is said to have fitted Menander ; Plautus , to hurry afer the ...
Strona 285
25 Our best interpreters imagine that Horace praises Plautus and Dossennus , and proposes them as examples worthy of our imitation in the beautiful characters in their plays . On the contrary , Horace , better to show the difficulty of ...
25 Our best interpreters imagine that Horace praises Plautus and Dossennus , and proposes them as examples worthy of our imitation in the beautiful characters in their plays . On the contrary , Horace , better to show the difficulty of ...
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