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Lygdamus may have imitated Ovid , or Ovid have copied Lygdamus , or both
have used a common original . Several other interesting identifications have
been suggested . The question as to whether Lygdamus lived before Ovid or after
him is ...
Lygdamus may have imitated Ovid , or Ovid have copied Lygdamus , or both
have used a common original . Several other interesting identifications have
been suggested . The question as to whether Lygdamus lived before Ovid or after
him is ...
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These two Mss . coming from a common archetype , their consensus furnishes
the most reliable authority . A third Ms . , the Guelferbytanus ( G ) , found by
Baehrens in the ducal library at Wolfenbüttel , was probably overestimated by
him when ...
These two Mss . coming from a common archetype , their consensus furnishes
the most reliable authority . A third Ms . , the Guelferbytanus ( G ) , found by
Baehrens in the ducal library at Wolfenbüttel , was probably overestimated by
him when ...
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Combined editions of Catullus , Tibullus , and Propertius have been common for
centuries , such as the Aldine edition of 1562 with learned comments by Muretus
; the Paris edition by Scaliger in 1577 ; the Bonn edition of 1680 edited by ...
Combined editions of Catullus , Tibullus , and Propertius have been common for
centuries , such as the Aldine edition of 1562 with learned comments by Muretus
; the Paris edition by Scaliger in 1577 ; the Bonn edition of 1680 edited by ...
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He had no special ground for pride in his family , and whatever landed
possessions he may have inherited suffered the common fate of large
confiscations , as in the case of Vergil and Tibullus . 5 The confiscation probably
was in connection ...
He had no special ground for pride in his family , and whatever landed
possessions he may have inherited suffered the common fate of large
confiscations , as in the case of Vergil and Tibullus . 5 The confiscation probably
was in connection ...
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L . Richmond has in connection with a review of the known Mss . of Propertius
compared five fifteenth century Mss . that appear to come from a common origin ,
which he denominates C , and thinks may have been written by an Irish scholar ...
L . Richmond has in connection with a review of the known Mss . of Propertius
compared five fifteenth century Mss . that appear to come from a common origin ,
which he denominates C , and thinks may have been written by an Irish scholar ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| 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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