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Duff = Duff , J . W . : A Literary History of Rome , London , 1909 . Ellis , Com . =
Commentary on Catullus , by Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1876 ( 2d ed . , 1889 ) .
Ellis , Text = Catulli Carmina recognovit Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1904 . Ellis ,
Trans .
Duff = Duff , J . W . : A Literary History of Rome , London , 1909 . Ellis , Com . =
Commentary on Catullus , by Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1876 ( 2d ed . , 1889 ) .
Ellis , Text = Catulli Carmina recognovit Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1904 . Ellis ,
Trans .
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But Roman elegy , in the more restricted and commonly accepted use of the term
, refers to the elegiac verse of a noteworthy group of poets whose literary activity
belongs chiefly to that most interesting half century of Rome preceding the ...
But Roman elegy , in the more restricted and commonly accepted use of the term
, refers to the elegiac verse of a noteworthy group of poets whose literary activity
belongs chiefly to that most interesting half century of Rome preceding the ...
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... the pentameter was certainly used in early Ionian Asia in dirges or other songs
of mournful remembrance , before the advent of the earliest writers of the elegy
as a literary type . The regular accompaniment to these early songs was the flute .
... the pentameter was certainly used in early Ionian Asia in dirges or other songs
of mournful remembrance , before the advent of the earliest writers of the elegy
as a literary type . The regular accompaniment to these early songs was the flute .
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That this was not as well appreciated by contemporary Romans themselves as by
posterity is not a unique literary phenomenon . We must beware of accepting as
the sober judgment of to - day the derogatory remarks of the Romans about ...
That this was not as well appreciated by contemporary Romans themselves as by
posterity is not a unique literary phenomenon . We must beware of accepting as
the sober judgment of to - day the derogatory remarks of the Romans about ...
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And though Catullus is the oldest Roman elegiac writer whose works have
survived , there was a very interesting group of poets of his own generation who
tried their hand at this literary novelty , the loss of whose elegies we must deeply
regret ...
And though Catullus is the oldest Roman elegiac writer whose works have
survived , there was a very interesting group of poets of his own generation who
tried their hand at this literary novelty , the loss of whose elegies we must deeply
regret ...
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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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