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Specimens of Roman Literature:

Passages Illustrative of Roman Thought and Style (Google eBook)
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Charles Thomas Cruttwell, Peake Banton
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C. Griffin, 1879 - 665 Seiten
  

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Inhalt

Revolt against the Tyranny of Superstition Lucr
22
This may be proved from the Perfection of
23
The Worship of a Pure Heart Per
24
Labienus advises Cato to consult the Oracle Lucan
25
Cato declares that Truth may be learned without the Aid of Oracles Lucan
26
What we ought to pray for Juv
27
Temples should be built for the Gods Cic
28
Origin and Destiny of the Human Spirit Virg
29
The Dignity of Man Manil
30
Preeminence of the Soul over the Body Sen
31
Affinity of the Divine and Human Spirit Cic
32
The Soul Immortal Cic
33
Aspiration after the Divine the Peculiar Privilege of Man Cic
34
All change no death Sen
35
Death not an Evil Cic
36
Let us meet Death willingly Sen
37
Death is Annihilation Лист
38
199
47
Why thcn should we grieve over it? Lucr
59
Men ougbt not lightly to wish for Death
60
A Beftef in Immortality underlies lmmy Cere monial Observances Cic
61
Morn lanna Vitae
62
Not lost but gonc before Cic
64
On Suicide Cic
66
The Excuses Men invent for Sin Juv
67
Tbe Punishments of the Ixwer World may bc endured on Earth Lucr
68
vrrifiwemt irxfvu iragxCarit Eiivi Cic
70
Vengeance sleeps but does not die
72
The Gods have ceased to visit the Earth as they did of old CalulU
73
Thc ltoman lleligion owed much to Etruscan Influencc VdL
74
Exactness of thc lloman Ritual Vat Max 76 The Romans did not allow thc hcaviest Misfor tunes to iuterfere with Public Worship Vat
76
The iods of the Farmcr Varro
77
The Standard of Right should be in Ones Self Cic
78
Emotion Cic
79
Di minorem quod geris imperaii Cic
80
Passion poisons the Mind at its Source Hor
81
A Discussion on the Nature of Anger and the different Forms it assumes Sen
82
The Character that most wins our Admiration Cic
91
Qualities which distinguish the True Patriot Cic
92
a Justice Cic
93
c Can a Slave confer a Kindness upon his Master Sen
94
d Arrogance of Roman Masters under the Empire contrasted with the liberal Treatment of Slaves in the Early Times Sen 56 e We should alleviate a...
95
A Good Slaves Idea of his Duty Plaut
96
Ought Children to obey their Fathers Will iu Everything? An GelL
97
Charity begins at Home Pers
98
The Mind should be prepared for every Issue Ter
99
The Son is sure to exceed the measure of Wicked ness advocated by his Father Juv
100
A Tranquil Mind and a Genial Temper can alone bring Contentment Hor
101
6S The Value of securing Gratitude
103
Poverty more Conducive to Virtue than Riches Apul
110
how to
116
No Pag
119
No Paos
121
The Principles of International Right paramount
125
What are Justifiable Grounds for going to War? Cic
131
Sumptuary Laws at Rome Aul Gell
139
A Gentleman of the Old School complains that
145
a The Universe
148
e Precocity not to be encouraged Quint
151
e Variety in Size and Shape of Atoms
160
20C
165
The Music of the Spheres Cic
166
A Description of the Zodiac Vitruv
172
A Short Description of Europe Mela
178
Some Remarkable Properties of Minerals
189
Sen
203
Plin N H
209
The Sanitary Features of a District may be
221
Plin N
393
Lucr
422
Aul Gell
620
Vitruv
652
Plin N
664

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TitelSpecimens of Roman Literature: Passages Illustrative of Roman Thought and Style
HerausgeberCharles Thomas Cruttwell, Peake Banton
VerlagC. Griffin, 1879
Original vonUniversity of Michigan
Digitalisiert9. Aug. 2007
Länge665 Seiten
  
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