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Strona xxix
... Greek , by Octavius Avitus , filled eight books . A reply to the obtrectatores Vergilii was written by Asconius Pedianus ; a fact which may throw some light on the date of the works mentioned by Suetonius . For Asconius lived in the ...
... Greek , by Octavius Avitus , filled eight books . A reply to the obtrectatores Vergilii was written by Asconius Pedianus ; a fact which may throw some light on the date of the works mentioned by Suetonius . For Asconius lived in the ...
Strona xxxiii
... Greek source . I am not sure that I clearly understand what this means . But that Virgil was attacked for his use of Greek words is clear from Macrobius I xxiv 7 , ' si . . mille alia multum pudenda seu in verbis modo Graecis modo ...
... Greek source . I am not sure that I clearly understand what this means . But that Virgil was attacked for his use of Greek words is clear from Macrobius I xxiv 7 , ' si . . mille alia multum pudenda seu in verbis modo Graecis modo ...
Strona xliii
... Greek poets into Latin is discussed in Gellius IX 9 , where a criticism of Probus is quoted on the passage about Diana in the first Aeneid . Compare also Gellius XIII 27 . which I cannot suppose to have come from the same VIRGIL AND HIS ...
... Greek poets into Latin is discussed in Gellius IX 9 , where a criticism of Probus is quoted on the passage about Diana in the first Aeneid . Compare also Gellius XIII 27 . which I cannot suppose to have come from the same VIRGIL AND HIS ...
Strona xlvi
... Greek by a Roman poet , and afterwards handled afresh by Virgil . The only one of these which Servius notices is Aen . II 492 foll . , and this is only to mention the parallel passage in Homer.1 VI . In the eighteenth and following ...
... Greek by a Roman poet , and afterwards handled afresh by Virgil . The only one of these which Servius notices is Aen . II 492 foll . , and this is only to mention the parallel passage in Homer.1 VI . In the eighteenth and following ...
Strona xlix
... have included collections of Virgil's plagiarisms from Homer and the Greeks , as well as of passages taken from Latin authors . But I am inclined in any case to suspect that the passages from Latin I. d VIRGIL AND HIS ANCIENT CRITICS .
... have included collections of Virgil's plagiarisms from Homer and the Greeks , as well as of passages taken from Latin authors . But I am inclined in any case to suspect that the passages from Latin I. d VIRGIL AND HIS ANCIENT CRITICS .
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