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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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The form ἐλεγεία ( ποίησις or ᾠδή ) was favored later , and the Hellenistic Greeks and the Romans preferred the words Xeyo and elegi for poems in this measure . ( The form elogium , which appeared quite early in Latin , was reserved ...
The form ἐλεγεία ( ποίησις or ᾠδή ) was favored later , and the Hellenistic Greeks and the Romans preferred the words Xeyo and elegi for poems in this measure . ( The form elogium , which appeared quite early in Latin , was reserved ...
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In many cases at least they appear to have been first intended to be sung at banquets , and were only later prepared for the reading public without musical accompaniment . Antimachus , Dionysius Chalcus , two elegists named Euenus ...
In many cases at least they appear to have been first intended to be sung at banquets , and were only later prepared for the reading public without musical accompaniment . Antimachus , Dionysius Chalcus , two elegists named Euenus ...
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He was born at Verona , the unsatisfactory evidence leaving it uncertain whether the date was 87 or 84 B.C. As there are no indications that any of his poems were written later than 54 B.C. , and all signs point to his early death ...
He was born at Verona , the unsatisfactory evidence leaving it uncertain whether the date was 87 or 84 B.C. As there are no indications that any of his poems were written later than 54 B.C. , and all signs point to his early death ...
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In some of those elegies we have a young poet trying his hand at the new style of verse just imported ; while in the later elegists , even in Propertius , the influence of their models is much more artfully concealed , if indeed it is ...
In some of those elegies we have a young poet trying his hand at the new style of verse just imported ; while in the later elegists , even in Propertius , the influence of their models is much more artfully concealed , if indeed it is ...
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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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