Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 16John Pinsent., 1991 |
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... Epistle 16 Dicet aliquis : " Quid mihi prodest philosophia , si fatum est ? Quid prodest , si deus rector est ? Quid prodest , si casus imperat ? ... " sive nos inexorabili lege fata constringunt , sive arbiter deus universi cuncta ...
... Epistle 16 Dicet aliquis : " Quid mihi prodest philosophia , si fatum est ? Quid prodest , si deus rector est ? Quid prodest , si casus imperat ? ... " sive nos inexorabili lege fata constringunt , sive arbiter deus universi cuncta ...
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... Epistle , the Parma 1477 printed edition ( # ) . In 229 the prosy prout has attracted suspicion ( Francius conjectured velut , Bentley quod et ) ; but my main concern is with the pentameter . The sense , and even more the tense , of ...
... Epistle , the Parma 1477 printed edition ( # ) . In 229 the prosy prout has attracted suspicion ( Francius conjectured velut , Bentley quod et ) ; but my main concern is with the pentameter . The sense , and even more the tense , of ...
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