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... the somewhat elementary note seems to be required , side by side with one that stimulates to original research . It is with a full appreciation of the impossibility of meeting equally well all the possible varieties of demands made ...
... the somewhat elementary note seems to be required , side by side with one that stimulates to original research . It is with a full appreciation of the impossibility of meeting equally well all the possible varieties of demands made ...
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( 2d ed . , 1889 ) . = = = - = Ellis , Text Catulli Carmina recognovit Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1904 . Ellis , Trans . Ellis , Robinson : The Poems and Fragments of Catullus translated in the Metres of the Original , London , 1871 .
( 2d ed . , 1889 ) . = = = - = Ellis , Text Catulli Carmina recognovit Robinson Ellis , Oxford , 1904 . Ellis , Trans . Ellis , Robinson : The Poems and Fragments of Catullus translated in the Metres of the Original , London , 1871 .
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The original names for this mournful pentameter , ἐλεγεῖον ( ἔπος ) , ἐλεγεῖα ( ἔπη ) , have been variously explained as derived from ἔ λέγε ἔ λέγε ἔ = ' Woe ! Woe ! cry woe ! ' ( Suidas ) or è è déy ' è è λéye ( Wilamowitz ) ; but from ...
The original names for this mournful pentameter , ἐλεγεῖον ( ἔπος ) , ἐλεγεῖα ( ἔπη ) , have been variously explained as derived from ἔ λέγε ἔ λέγε ἔ = ' Woe ! Woe ! cry woe ! ' ( Suidas ) or è è déy ' è è λéye ( Wilamowitz ) ; but from ...
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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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Lygdamus may have imitated Ovid , or Ovid have copied Lygdamus , or both have used a common original . Several other interesting identifications have been suggested . The question as to whether Lygdamus lived 3 1 Cf. Dissen , Vol .
Lygdamus may have imitated Ovid , or Ovid have copied Lygdamus , or both have used a common original . Several other interesting identifications have been suggested . The question as to whether Lygdamus lived 3 1 Cf. Dissen , Vol .
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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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