From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... AUGUSTAN AGE The principate of Augustus was rich in literary production , even apart from the giant figures , and Maecenas was not the only patron . There was for instance a literary ... AUGUSTAN PRINCIPATE Other Writers of the Augustan Age.
... AUGUSTAN AGE The principate of Augustus was rich in literary production , even apart from the giant figures , and Maecenas was not the only patron . There was for instance a literary ... AUGUSTAN PRINCIPATE Other Writers of the Augustan Age.
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... Augustan poets and those of the Silver Age . Another check on creative work was an undue attempt to imitate the immediate past . This appreciation of the value of the Augustan poets was in itself no bad thing , nor was the following of ...
... Augustan poets and those of the Silver Age . Another check on creative work was an undue attempt to imitate the immediate past . This appreciation of the value of the Augustan poets was in itself no bad thing , nor was the following of ...
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... AUGUSTAN LITERATURE . See the general books mentioned in ch . X , n . 3 . Recent monographs include L. P. Wilkinson , Horace and his Lyric Poetry ( 2nd ed . , 1951 ) ; Ovid Recalled ( 1955 ) ; E. Fraenkel , Horace ( 1957 ) ; cf. also ...
... AUGUSTAN LITERATURE . See the general books mentioned in ch . X , n . 3 . Recent monographs include L. P. Wilkinson , Horace and his Lyric Poetry ( 2nd ed . , 1951 ) ; Ovid Recalled ( 1955 ) ; E. Fraenkel , Horace ( 1957 ) ; cf. also ...
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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