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Schanz , Martin : Geschichte der Römischen Litteratur , Munich , Ludovicus Schwabius recognovit , Sellar Sellar , W. Y .: Horace and the Elegiac Poets , Oxford , 1892 . Sellar3 , Rep . Sellar , W. Y .: The Roman Poets of the Republic ...
Schanz , Martin : Geschichte der Römischen Litteratur , Munich , Ludovicus Schwabius recognovit , Sellar Sellar , W. Y .: Horace and the Elegiac Poets , Oxford , 1892 . Sellar3 , Rep . Sellar , W. Y .: The Roman Poets of the Republic ...
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INTRODUCTION ELEGY I. In the broad sense Latin Elegy may be said to include everything in Latin written in the elegiac distich , which was a popular metrical form from the days of the Roman republic down to the later medieval epoch .
INTRODUCTION ELEGY I. In the broad sense Latin Elegy may be said to include everything in Latin written in the elegiac distich , which was a popular metrical form from the days of the Roman republic down to the later medieval epoch .
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Tyrtaeus likewise sang in the elegiac measure war songs to inspire the Lacedaemonians in the second Messenian war . Simonides ( or Semonides ) of Amorgos wrote elegies besides his iambic poems . 4. With Mimnermus of Colophon , towards ...
Tyrtaeus likewise sang in the elegiac measure war songs to inspire the Lacedaemonians in the second Messenian war . Simonides ( or Semonides ) of Amorgos wrote elegies besides his iambic poems . 4. With Mimnermus of Colophon , towards ...
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... presumably in elegiac form , the death of his favorite slave boy Mystes.3 More important than all of these was C. Cornelius Gallus ( 69-26 B.C. ) , recognized by the other elegists and by other literary critics as properly belonging ...
... presumably in elegiac form , the death of his favorite slave boy Mystes.3 More important than all of these was C. Cornelius Gallus ( 69-26 B.C. ) , recognized by the other elegists and by other literary critics as properly belonging ...
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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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