Catullus, Bände 1-2Harvard University Press, 1893 - 273 Seiten |
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... probably be unjust to the unknown poets of the Roman Republic to believe that their work did not mark a continual advance from period to period in lyric feeling and expression . Yet only in the first half of the last century before ...
... probably be unjust to the unknown poets of the Roman Republic to believe that their work did not mark a continual advance from period to period in lyric feeling and expression . Yet only in the first half of the last century before ...
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... probably on the authority of the De Poetis of Suetonius . Under date of the year of Abraham 1930 ( = B.C. 87 ) Jerome says , Gaius Valerius Catullus scriptor lyricus Veronae nascitur , and under that of 1960 , or , according to some MSS ...
... probably on the authority of the De Poetis of Suetonius . Under date of the year of Abraham 1930 ( = B.C. 87 ) Jerome says , Gaius Valerius Catullus scriptor lyricus Veronae nascitur , and under that of 1960 , or , according to some MSS ...
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... probably younger than the one whose un- timely death in the Troad he records . 10. Yet there was apparently wealth enough in the family to enable even the younger brother to enjoy the advantages that wealth brought to the young Italian ...
... probably younger than the one whose un- timely death in the Troad he records . 10. Yet there was apparently wealth enough in the family to enable even the younger brother to enjoy the advantages that wealth brought to the young Italian ...
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... probably belongs a third ( . 4 ) , which followed speedily upon the two others . 35. The third of the triad ( c . 4 ) indicates that Catullus made this return voyage in a small vessel of Amastriac build purchased by him for this purpose ...
... probably belongs a third ( . 4 ) , which followed speedily upon the two others . 35. The third of the triad ( c . 4 ) indicates that Catullus made this return voyage in a small vessel of Amastriac build purchased by him for this purpose ...
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... probably was drawn across the Corinthian isthmus by the famous ship - railway instead of braving the dangers of the longer and rougher passage around the Malean cape . Yet no such mention of Athens exists in his writings as would ...
... probably was drawn across the Corinthian isthmus by the famous ship - railway instead of braving the dangers of the longer and rougher passage around the Malean cape . Yet no such mention of Athens exists in his writings as would ...
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