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The prevailing character of all this body of literature is indicated by the expression of Tacitus , 3 elegorum lascivias . 1 Cf. Ec . 6 , 64 . 2 Ovid , Trist . 2 , 445 : non fuit opprobrio celebrasse Lycorida Gallo , sed linguam nimio ...
The prevailing character of all this body of literature is indicated by the expression of Tacitus , 3 elegorum lascivias . 1 Cf. Ec . 6 , 64 . 2 Ovid , Trist . 2 , 445 : non fuit opprobrio celebrasse Lycorida Gallo , sed linguam nimio ...
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Very soon the career , all too short , of one for whom the best in life seemed perhaps just about to open , came to an end , with only a verse or two to indicate final weakness and gathering gloom before the lamp went out .
Very soon the career , all too short , of one for whom the best in life seemed perhaps just about to open , came to an end , with only a verse or two to indicate final weakness and gathering gloom before the lamp went out .
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... refers to this Albius , ' says that the gods had blessed Tibullus with wealth , beauty , and the art of enjoying life , and indicates that his home was in the district of Pedum , which was in Latium , not very far from Praeneste .
... refers to this Albius , ' says that the gods had blessed Tibullus with wealth , beauty , and the art of enjoying life , and indicates that his home was in the district of Pedum , which was in Latium , not very far from Praeneste .
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526 ; Tib . 1 , 1 , 29 , n . 10. numquam belongs to both adloquar and audiero . 11. posthac seems to indicate that his brother's death was quite recent . 23. The rhythm , including the alliteration , prono praeceps 70 65 , 5 ] CATVLLI.
526 ; Tib . 1 , 1 , 29 , n . 10. numquam belongs to both adloquar and audiero . 11. posthac seems to indicate that his brother's death was quite recent . 23. The rhythm , including the alliteration , prono praeceps 70 65 , 5 ] CATVLLI.
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The meager fragments of the original Βερενίκης Πλόκαμος of Callimachus indicate that this elegy of Catullus was not a literal translation , though it was a work of little originality . All the characteristic vices of the Alexandrian ...
The meager fragments of the original Βερενίκης Πλόκαμος of Callimachus indicate that this elegy of Catullus was not a literal translation , though it was a work of little originality . All the characteristic vices of the Alexandrian ...
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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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