Liverpool Classical Monthly, Bände 1-3John Pinsent John Pinsent., 1976 |
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... surely uttered a complete hexameter before dropping back into prose . The highfalutin ' patronymic looks like an indication of poetic effort , and the line as transmitted is only a syllable away from being perfect . We can isolate the ...
... surely uttered a complete hexameter before dropping back into prose . The highfalutin ' patronymic looks like an indication of poetic effort , and the line as transmitted is only a syllable away from being perfect . We can isolate the ...
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... Surely there must be parallels in ancient literature for that sort of rhetorical gambit , for the disappointment of people in the gods . Iarbas is simply saying ' Are there then no gods ? ' and wants the answer that there are none ...
... Surely there must be parallels in ancient literature for that sort of rhetorical gambit , for the disappointment of people in the gods . Iarbas is simply saying ' Are there then no gods ? ' and wants the answer that there are none ...
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... Surely what is so remarkable about this poem , and why Virgil makes so much of fatum , is that he is writing a poem which is in part at least about the contemporary world which intrudes upon it explicitly from time to time . Whether ...
... Surely what is so remarkable about this poem , and why Virgil makes so much of fatum , is that he is writing a poem which is in part at least about the contemporary world which intrudes upon it explicitly from time to time . Whether ...
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CONTENTS the copyright of which remains in each case with the author | 3 |
A problem in the history 910 | 9 |
Factions and family trees LCM 11976 | 1 |
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