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( Suidas ) or ĉ è déy ' è è déye ( Wilamowitz ) ; but from the beginning it was
probably associated with the hexameter , either as an occasional verse after a
group of hexameters , or in the form of a couplet , and the terms were in early
times used ...
( Suidas ) or ĉ è déy ' è è déye ( Wilamowitz ) ; but from the beginning it was
probably associated with the hexameter , either as an occasional verse after a
group of hexameters , or in the form of a couplet , and the terms were in early
times used ...
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38 , 8 : maestius lacrimis Simonideis ; though both these citations probably refer
more especially to the lyric threnodies of Simonides . Cf . Nageotte , Vol . 2 , p .
132 . 10r Philitas ; cf . Crönert in Hermes , 37 18 ROMAN ELEGIAC POETS.
38 , 8 : maestius lacrimis Simonideis ; though both these citations probably refer
more especially to the lyric threnodies of Simonides . Cf . Nageotte , Vol . 2 , p .
132 . 10r Philitas ; cf . Crönert in Hermes , 37 18 ROMAN ELEGIAC POETS.
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Too great prosperity apparently turned the head of Gallus , and led him to such
presumption that the growing disfavor of Augustus , fostered probably by jealous
rivals , was followed by a decree of banishment . Gallus , unable to endure the ...
Too great prosperity apparently turned the head of Gallus , and led him to such
presumption that the growing disfavor of Augustus , fostered probably by jealous
rivals , was followed by a decree of banishment . Gallus , unable to endure the ...
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379 , 1 : Lesbius est pulcher : quid ni ? quem Lesbia malit quam te cum tota
gente , Catulle , tua . 4 Cf . No . 72 . 6 Cf . Sellar 8 , Rep . , pp . 413 sq . 1
Probably the same Memmius to whom Lucretius , the 26 ROMAN ELEGIAC
POETS.
379 , 1 : Lesbius est pulcher : quid ni ? quem Lesbia malit quam te cum tota
gente , Catulle , tua . 4 Cf . No . 72 . 6 Cf . Sellar 8 , Rep . , pp . 413 sq . 1
Probably the same Memmius to whom Lucretius , the 26 ROMAN ELEGIAC
POETS.
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... even more eastern civilization , did not fail to leave its mark upon the
impressionable poet : his “ Peleus and Thetis " and his remarkable “ Attis , " e . g .
, probably owe much local color , and perhaps even their very existence , to this
sojourn .
... even more eastern civilization , did not fail to leave its mark upon the
impressionable poet : his “ Peleus and Thetis " and his remarkable “ Attis , " e . g .
, probably owe much local color , and perhaps even their very existence , to this
sojourn .
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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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