Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... Latin - speakers had regular contacts with Greek culture and before the alphabet came to be used for recording narrative , the other from the time of our own literary record ; the one had as its audience the community , the other an ...
... Latin - speakers had regular contacts with Greek culture and before the alphabet came to be used for recording narrative , the other from the time of our own literary record ; the one had as its audience the community , the other an ...
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... Latin . Is it a Renaissance versifier ? Or is it simply the local vicar brushing up his college Latin and duly impressing the greast poet ? Perhaps some learned reader of LCM can tell us . Brian Arkins ( Galway ) : Two notes on Catullus ...
... Latin . Is it a Renaissance versifier ? Or is it simply the local vicar brushing up his college Latin and duly impressing the greast poet ? Perhaps some learned reader of LCM can tell us . Brian Arkins ( Galway ) : Two notes on Catullus ...
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... Latin poetry the adjectives candidus and arcanus are used metaphorically with nox . It is but a small step to accept that the adjective mirus can also be employed in a metaphorical way with nox in a Latin poem at Catullus 68. 145 — as ...
... Latin poetry the adjectives candidus and arcanus are used metaphorically with nox . It is but a small step to accept that the adjective mirus can also be employed in a metaphorical way with nox in a Latin poem at Catullus 68. 145 — as ...
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