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The now fashionable concern for the ' reception ' of Latin literature by later cultures feeds another sort of interest . We may also note that some of the translations long figured in the school programmes of Greek - speaking ...
The now fashionable concern for the ' reception ' of Latin literature by later cultures feeds another sort of interest . We may also note that some of the translations long figured in the school programmes of Greek - speaking ...
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Planudes ' stab at what the Latin poet meant , μύθους μειλιχίους τε καὶ αἱμυλίους πεφύλαξα νημερτής ἁπλότης ἀγαθή , δολίη δ ' ἡ ἐπακτή is what any translator not wanting to worry his reader with nonsense might try . sermones blandos ...
Planudes ' stab at what the Latin poet meant , μύθους μειλιχίους τε καὶ αἱμυλίους πεφύλαξα νημερτής ἁπλότης ἀγαθή , δολίη δ ' ἡ ἐπακτή is what any translator not wanting to worry his reader with nonsense might try . sermones blandos ...
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Hofmann misses the irony in the appointment of the German Baehrens to Groningen's Latin chair . Baehrens was no darling of the Prussian academic establishment , to put things mildly . One of Baehrens ' mentors , Lucian Mueller ...
Hofmann misses the irony in the appointment of the German Baehrens to Groningen's Latin chair . Baehrens was no darling of the Prussian academic establishment , to put things mildly . One of Baehrens ' mentors , Lucian Mueller ...
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