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Rome , as is tersely stated by the foremost critic of the age , Quintilian : Elegia quoque Graecos provocamus . 12. It is more than probable that Ennius , whose place as the father of Roman poetry has not been disputed for two ...
Rome , as is tersely stated by the foremost critic of the age , Quintilian : Elegia quoque Graecos provocamus . 12. It is more than probable that Ennius , whose place as the father of Roman poetry has not been disputed for two ...
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2 , 439 : is quoque Phasiacas Argon qui duxit in undas , non potuit Veneris furta tacere suae ; Prop . 2 , 34 , 85 : haec quoque perfecto ludebat lasone Varro . 2 Ovid , Trist . 2 , 431 : par fuit exigui similisque licentia Calvi ...
2 , 439 : is quoque Phasiacas Argon qui duxit in undas , non potuit Veneris furta tacere suae ; Prop . 2 , 34 , 85 : haec quoque perfecto ludebat lasone Varro . 2 Ovid , Trist . 2 , 431 : par fuit exigui similisque licentia Calvi ...
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At the end of the Mss . is a brief epigram attributed to Domitius Marsus , as follows : - Te quoque Vergilio comitem non aequa , Tibulle , mors iuvenem campos misit ad Elysios , ne foret , aut elegis molles qui fleret amores aut caneret ...
At the end of the Mss . is a brief epigram attributed to Domitius Marsus , as follows : - Te quoque Vergilio comitem non aequa , Tibulle , mors iuvenem campos misit ad Elysios , ne foret , aut elegis molles qui fleret amores aut caneret ...
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40 45 50 invita , o regina , tuo de vertice cessi , invita adiuro teque tuumque caput , digna ferat quod siquis inaniter adiurarit : sed qui se ferro postulet esse parem ? ille quoque eversus mons est quem maximum in orbe progenies ...
40 45 50 invita , o regina , tuo de vertice cessi , invita adiuro teque tuumque caput , digna ferat quod siquis inaniter adiurarit : sed qui se ferro postulet esse parem ? ille quoque eversus mons est quem maximum in orbe progenies ...
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... sed nos quoque fulgeremus devotae flavi verticis exuviae , uvidulam a fletu cedentem ad templa deum me sidus in antiquis diva novum posuit : virginis et saevi contingens namque leonis 59. hic iuveni Ismario Ellis hi dii ven ibi ...
... sed nos quoque fulgeremus devotae flavi verticis exuviae , uvidulam a fletu cedentem ad templa deum me sidus in antiquis diva novum posuit : virginis et saevi contingens namque leonis 59. hic iuveni Ismario Ellis hi dii ven ibi ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| 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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