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How many of the contemporaries of Dante supposed that his name would be that around which would circle the whole idea of Italian literature ? Who listened to Edmund Burke's speeches ? Circumstances were unfavorable to the normal ...
How many of the contemporaries of Dante supposed that his name would be that around which would circle the whole idea of Italian literature ? Who listened to Edmund Burke's speeches ? Circumstances were unfavorable to the normal ...
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No other poet , with the exception of Vergil , is so possessed by the spirit of Italy , the love of the country and of the labor of the fields , and the piety associated with that sentiment . " It is natural , therefore , for him to ...
No other poet , with the exception of Vergil , is so possessed by the spirit of Italy , the love of the country and of the labor of the fields , and the piety associated with that sentiment . " It is natural , therefore , for him to ...
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New Mss . have been discovered , like the Codex Holkhamicus ( L ) , written in Italy in 1421 , and belonging to the same general class as the preferred Mss . of Baehrens , and several other Italian Mss . , including the Codex Lusaticus ...
New Mss . have been discovered , like the Codex Holkhamicus ( L ) , written in Italy in 1421 , and belonging to the same general class as the preferred Mss . of Baehrens , and several other Italian Mss . , including the Codex Lusaticus ...
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... appearance of this obscure epithet here may be due to confusion or comparison of this particular Zephyrion with the more famous Italian promontory of the same name in Bruttii , which from early times was settled by the Locrians .
... appearance of this obscure epithet here may be due to confusion or comparison of this particular Zephyrion with the more famous Italian promontory of the same name in Bruttii , which from early times was settled by the Locrians .
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... of fruitfulness in both plants and animals ; his worship was not indigenous in Italy , but imported from the Asian shores of the Hellespont . Translate in apposition with ruber custos . 19. felicis quondam : cf. v . 2 , n .; Verg .
... of fruitfulness in both plants and animals ; his worship was not indigenous in Italy , but imported from the Asian shores of the Hellespont . Translate in apposition with ruber custos . 19. felicis quondam : cf. v . 2 , n .; Verg .
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| Titel | The Roman Elegiac Poets |
| Herausgeber | Karl Pomeroy Harrington |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1914 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2007 |
| Länge | 444 Seiten |
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