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... claim that the kingship is ' the only office ( dpx ) which continues exactly as it was originally constituted ' ( Lak.Pol.15.1 ) . That claim is developed by a quite detailed exposition of the honours ( Tμal ) , ten in all , that ...
... claim that the kingship is ' the only office ( dpx ) which continues exactly as it was originally constituted ' ( Lak.Pol.15.1 ) . That claim is developed by a quite detailed exposition of the honours ( Tμal ) , ten in all , that ...
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... claim that his text is ' truer to Catullus ' words than any ever yet printed ' . The recent controversy about the supposedly definitive text of Joyce's Ulysses is sufficient to make claims of this kind suspect . At Poem 1.9-10 Goold ...
... claim that his text is ' truer to Catullus ' words than any ever yet printed ' . The recent controversy about the supposedly definitive text of Joyce's Ulysses is sufficient to make claims of this kind suspect . At Poem 1.9-10 Goold ...
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... claims that here Lycidas is merely praising Simichidas ' modesty . It is useful to have these lines properly related to ... claim that the mimiambs were not written for dramatic performance . H. may well be right here , but his arguments ...
... claims that here Lycidas is merely praising Simichidas ' modesty . It is useful to have these lines properly related to ... claim that the mimiambs were not written for dramatic performance . H. may well be right here , but his arguments ...
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