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In citations from elegies printed in some part of this book , it has been thought best to refer to the passage without quoting in full . I desire to make grateful acknowledgments to the various friends that have so kindly assisted my ...
In citations from elegies printed in some part of this book , it has been thought best to refer to the passage without quoting in full . I desire to make grateful acknowledgments to the various friends that have so kindly assisted my ...
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Clodia thought it worth her while to make advances toward a renewal of relations with one whose fortunes seemed in the ascendant , but the heart of the poet was utterly steeled against her forever . Very soon the career , all too short ...
Clodia thought it worth her while to make advances toward a renewal of relations with one whose fortunes seemed in the ascendant , but the heart of the poet was utterly steeled against her forever . Very soon the career , all too short ...
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such expression we find less artificial refinement in versification , a closer approximation to the language of everyday life , and a simplicity of expression that makes his language usually as transparent as his thought .
such expression we find less artificial refinement in versification , a closer approximation to the language of everyday life , and a simplicity of expression that makes his language usually as transparent as his thought .
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While critics are pretty generally agreed that the work of Lygdamus is in manner , meter , and thought inferior to the genuine work of Tibullus , a wide diversity of views has been expressed with regard to the personality of the author ...
While critics are pretty generally agreed that the work of Lygdamus is in manner , meter , and thought inferior to the genuine work of Tibullus , a wide diversity of views has been expressed with regard to the personality of the author ...
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... show a highly artificial structure in his elegies , the most patent fact about them is their utterly natural flow of a perfectly simple thought , oft - repeated , after the manner of one absorbed in the genuineness of his feeling .
... show a highly artificial structure in his elegies , the most patent fact about them is their utterly natural flow of a perfectly simple thought , oft - repeated , after the manner of one absorbed in the genuineness of his feeling .
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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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