The Augustan Defence of SatireClarendon Press, 1973 - 227 Seiten |
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... Horace had the disadvantage of the times in which he lived ; they were better for the man , but worse for the satirist . ' Tis generally said , that those enormous vices which were practised under the reign of Domitian were unknown in ...
... Horace had the disadvantage of the times in which he lived ; they were better for the man , but worse for the satirist . ' Tis generally said , that those enormous vices which were practised under the reign of Domitian were unknown in ...
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... Horace who established the pattern of the apologia , although it was accepted that Lucilius had invented it . Horace , by his own account , set out to be a kind of satirist quite different from Lucilius : an urbane commentator on his ...
... Horace who established the pattern of the apologia , although it was accepted that Lucilius had invented it . Horace , by his own account , set out to be a kind of satirist quite different from Lucilius : an urbane commentator on his ...
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... Horace , 39 , on origin of satire , 42 , on Roman satire , 33 , and Trapp on origin of satire , 33 , on Varronian satire , 36 f .; quoted on ' satura ' and ' satire ' , 38 . Davenant , Sir William , quoted , 7 . Davie , Donald , quoted ...
... Horace , 39 , on origin of satire , 42 , on Roman satire , 33 , and Trapp on origin of satire , 33 , on Varronian satire , 36 f .; quoted on ' satura ' and ' satire ' , 38 . Davenant , Sir William , quoted , 7 . Davie , Donald , quoted ...
Inhalt
THE MEANING OF SATIRE I I | 11 |
SATIRES ORIGIN AND HISTORY | 26 |
MAIN LINES OF THE ATTACK | 44 |
Urheberrecht | |
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