Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 15-16John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1990 |
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... translation of an erotic poem by Sappho is not in keeping with spontaneous passionate response . Catullus may have felt as Sappho did in the original , but that actual process of translating the poem neatly into Latin was one that ...
... translation of an erotic poem by Sappho is not in keeping with spontaneous passionate response . Catullus may have felt as Sappho did in the original , but that actual process of translating the poem neatly into Latin was one that ...
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... translation the volume contains a 42 page introduction and over 100 pages of commentary ( around two pages per page of text ) . One point requires immediate comment . In the commentary lemmata are printed in bold typeface . This is ...
... translation the volume contains a 42 page introduction and over 100 pages of commentary ( around two pages per page of text ) . One point requires immediate comment . In the commentary lemmata are printed in bold typeface . This is ...
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... translation of these lines reads : ' Ich selbst bessere nichts daran , doch wenn man beim Lesen bedenkt , dass sie hier entstanden , so sind sie nicht barbarischer als ihr Ursprungsort ' . The sense of the translation is fine , but I am ...
... translation of these lines reads : ' Ich selbst bessere nichts daran , doch wenn man beim Lesen bedenkt , dass sie hier entstanden , so sind sie nicht barbarischer als ihr Ursprungsort ' . The sense of the translation is fine , but I am ...
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