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The character of the satirical poem Ibis is revealed in Ovid's imitation ; and the Berenice's Hair is known to us through the translation of Catullus ( No. 66 ) . The Aitia furnished the model for the aetiological elegies of Propertius ...
The character of the satirical poem Ibis is revealed in Ovid's imitation ; and the Berenice's Hair is known to us through the translation of Catullus ( No. 66 ) . The Aitia furnished the model for the aetiological elegies of Propertius ...
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The three well - known epigrams included among the fragments of his poetry , however , are the only indications left to us of his activity in the field of elegy ; and it may be assumed that with elegy of the Alexandrian type he did not ...
The three well - known epigrams included among the fragments of his poetry , however , are the only indications left to us of his activity in the field of elegy ; and it may be assumed that with elegy of the Alexandrian type he did not ...
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... in that period of political and social unrest and extravagance , which bred a Caesar , a Catiline , and a Mamurra . His studies and tastes were fostered under the instruction of the well - known grammarian Valerius Cato ( cf.
... in that period of political and social unrest and extravagance , which bred a Caesar , a Catiline , and a Mamurra . His studies and tastes were fostered under the instruction of the well - known grammarian Valerius Cato ( cf.
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The poet's name was Albius Tibullus , no praenomen being known . The end of his life came at about the same time as that of Vergil , who died , we know , September 21 , 19 B.C. As the only definite statement that could be used ...
The poet's name was Albius Tibullus , no praenomen being known . The end of his life came at about the same time as that of Vergil , who died , we know , September 21 , 19 B.C. As the only definite statement that could be used ...
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Vergil must at least have been known and admired by Tibullus.1 1Cf . 1 , 1 , 19 , 41 , and 77 ; 2 , 4 , 53 , etc. 2 Cf. Ullman in AJP . , Vol . 33 ( 1912 ) , pp . 149 sqq . , and the rejoinders , pp . 450 sqq .
Vergil must at least have been known and admired by Tibullus.1 1Cf . 1 , 1 , 19 , 41 , and 77 ; 2 , 4 , 53 , etc. 2 Cf. Ullman in AJP . , Vol . 33 ( 1912 ) , pp . 149 sqq . , and the rejoinders , pp . 450 sqq .
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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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