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From this time to the end of the great period of Greek literature elegy was popular and treated a great variety of topics . Many leaders in public life as well as in literature wrote elegy . Solon , the famous lawgiver of Athens ( c .
From this time to the end of the great period of Greek literature elegy was popular and treated a great variety of topics . Many leaders in public life as well as in literature wrote elegy . Solon , the famous lawgiver of Athens ( c .
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But by his excellence in threnetic elegy , including certain famous epigrams , he did much to recall the original mournful character of the measure and thus to maintain the tradition concerning its nature which has survived to modern ...
But by his excellence in threnetic elegy , including certain famous epigrams , he did much to recall the original mournful character of the measure and thus to maintain the tradition concerning its nature which has survived to modern ...
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275 B.C. ) , and after living long at Athens transplanted to Alexandria to care for the famous library , although a peculiarly ugly personality in character as well as in figure , wrote voluminously in elegy as well as in other fields ...
275 B.C. ) , and after living long at Athens transplanted to Alexandria to care for the famous library , although a peculiarly ugly personality in character as well as in figure , wrote voluminously in elegy as well as in other fields ...
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Like Catullus , he wrote erotic elegies , epigrams , and at least one famous lament , on the death of his wife , or mistress , Quintilia.2 C. Valgius Rufus ( consul suffectus , 12 B.C. ) , the friend of Horace , bewailed , presumably in ...
Like Catullus , he wrote erotic elegies , epigrams , and at least one famous lament , on the death of his wife , or mistress , Quintilia.2 C. Valgius Rufus ( consul suffectus , 12 B.C. ) , the friend of Horace , bewailed , presumably in ...
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There is no longer any question that this wonderful woman - amazing in her powers for both good and ill for whom the poet's significant pseudonym is Lesbia , was the famous and unscrupulous belle of Rome in her day , Clodia , sister of ...
There is no longer any question that this wonderful woman - amazing in her powers for both good and ill for whom the poet's significant pseudonym is Lesbia , was the famous and unscrupulous belle of Rome in her day , Clodia , sister of ...
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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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