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Strona v
... Roman Poets , that the day was the 8th of the month ( a . d . vi . Id . Dec. ) Horace was conse- quently six years younger than Livy , five years younger than Virgil , and two years older than Augustus . His native place was Venusia ...
... Roman Poets , that the day was the 8th of the month ( a . d . vi . Id . Dec. ) Horace was conse- quently six years younger than Livy , five years younger than Virgil , and two years older than Augustus . His native place was Venusia ...
Strona vi
... Roman state seemed falling to pieces : the civil war came on , then the murder of Cæsar . Horace withdrew from this scene of confusion ; and after the fashion of high - born Roman youths , went to Athens to pursue his studies ...
... Roman state seemed falling to pieces : the civil war came on , then the murder of Cæsar . Horace withdrew from this scene of confusion ; and after the fashion of high - born Roman youths , went to Athens to pursue his studies ...
Strona viii
... Roman knight , and inclined to remain so : though often invited to take office , he always declined , preferring the quiet of private life , which his wealth enabled him to enjoy , to the activity of a bustling political career . He was ...
... Roman knight , and inclined to remain so : though often invited to take office , he always declined , preferring the quiet of private life , which his wealth enabled him to enjoy , to the activity of a bustling political career . He was ...
Strona x
... Roman miles from Tibur . Horace's estate was in the district connected with this village ; and had , in earlier times , when landed property in Italy was distributed among more persons , sufficed for the support of five families : now ...
... Roman miles from Tibur . Horace's estate was in the district connected with this village ; and had , in earlier times , when landed property in Italy was distributed among more persons , sufficed for the support of five families : now ...
Strona xi
... Roman Empire the long wished - for blessings of peace ; for having , by successful battles , extended and secured the boundaries of his dominions ; and for labouring most zealously , by good institutions and wise laws , to elevate the ...
... Roman Empire the long wished - for blessings of peace ; for having , by successful battles , extended and secured the boundaries of his dominions ; and for labouring most zealously , by good institutions and wise laws , to elevate the ...
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