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The prologue ( 1-3 ) acknowledges that the eminence of the poet's patron ( Pollio , cos . 40 B. C. ) demands some modification of the pastoral mode ; but it is superficial : Sicelides Musae , paulo maiora canemus and as line three ...
The prologue ( 1-3 ) acknowledges that the eminence of the poet's patron ( Pollio , cos . 40 B. C. ) demands some modification of the pastoral mode ; but it is superficial : Sicelides Musae , paulo maiora canemus and as line three ...
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The past ( parus eras ) serves to recall the services rendered by the river in allowing the travel cross on previous occasions , while the present ( nunc ruis et uoluis ) is used by way of reproac preventing the poet from making his way ...
The past ( parus eras ) serves to recall the services rendered by the river in allowing the travel cross on previous occasions , while the present ( nunc ruis et uoluis ) is used by way of reproac preventing the poet from making his way ...
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4 ( April 1993 ) , 51-53 The poet who called himself Lygdamus , author of the elegies to ' Neaera ' which constitute 3. 1-6 in the Corpus Tibullianum , remains an enigma ; he is the only Roman erotic poet who conceals his own identity ...
4 ( April 1993 ) , 51-53 The poet who called himself Lygdamus , author of the elegies to ' Neaera ' which constitute 3. 1-6 in the Corpus Tibullianum , remains an enigma ; he is the only Roman erotic poet who conceals his own identity ...
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