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Strona iv
... poet wrote , but merely what he might have written . But even in his unsuccessful emendations , he has afforded to later critics and commentators rich and interesting materials for de- bate , from which none has been able to escape . In ...
... poet wrote , but merely what he might have written . But even in his unsuccessful emendations , he has afforded to later critics and commentators rich and interesting materials for de- bate , from which none has been able to escape . In ...
Strona v
Horace. INTRODUCTION . CHORACE the most celebrated lyric poet of the Romans , and who in all ages , and among all nations which have felt an interest in poetry and intellectual culture , has been greatly admired and much imitated , was ...
Horace. INTRODUCTION . CHORACE the most celebrated lyric poet of the Romans , and who in all ages , and among all nations which have felt an interest in poetry and intellectual culture , has been greatly admired and much imitated , was ...
Strona vi
... poet calls them ( Sat. i . 6 , 73 ) were content with it . But young Flaccus was taken by his father to Rome , to be educated there . The father himself left his home , settled in the capital , and accompanied his son to all the ...
... poet calls them ( Sat. i . 6 , 73 ) were content with it . But young Flaccus was taken by his father to Rome , to be educated there . The father himself left his home , settled in the capital , and accompanied his son to all the ...
Strona vii
... poetry no laurels were now to be won , whereas the Latin literature of his time had but few great poets to point to ( Sat. i . 10 , 31. ) His quiet was broken in upon by the civil war ; of which the republican party , under Brutus and ...
... poetry no laurels were now to be won , whereas the Latin literature of his time had but few great poets to point to ( Sat. i . 10 , 31. ) His quiet was broken in upon by the civil war ; of which the republican party , under Brutus and ...
Strona viii
... poetry and the regions of fancy ; and little else was heard now in the intellectual circles of Rome but recitations of poetry and criticisms thereon . Among the dis- tinguished poets of the time we may mention especially Virgil , whose ...
... poetry and the regions of fancy ; and little else was heard now in the intellectual circles of Rome but recitations of poetry and criticisms thereon . Among the dis- tinguished poets of the time we may mention especially Virgil , whose ...
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