Excerpta ex P. Ovidii Nasonis CarminibusBlanchard and Lea, 1855 - 245 Seiten |
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... poet rather than with the biographer ; and Ovid himself tells us , in one of his later works , in allusion to the charges brought against his earlier poems , that his life had been spent without any heinous transgressions . At the same ...
... poet rather than with the biographer ; and Ovid himself tells us , in one of his later works , in allusion to the charges brought against his earlier poems , that his life had been spent without any heinous transgressions . At the same ...
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... poets ; he surpasses most of them in richness and versatility of poetic talent - he , if any , was born a poet . Everything formed itself into verse under his hands , and he knew how to invest the most unlikely materials with grace and ...
... poets ; he surpasses most of them in richness and versatility of poetic talent - he , if any , was born a poet . Everything formed itself into verse under his hands , and he knew how to invest the most unlikely materials with grace and ...
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... poet Arion having been thrown into the sea , was borne in safety to the shore by a dolphin , which was attracted by ... poet here referred to see Amor . i . 15 , 18. - 333 . Properti . Propertius , a Roman elegiac poet , a contemporary ...
... poet Arion having been thrown into the sea , was borne in safety to the shore by a dolphin , which was attracted by ... poet here referred to see Amor . i . 15 , 18. - 333 . Properti . Propertius , a Roman elegiac poet , a contemporary ...
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