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At the time of his death he had already written some notes on Propertius for the contemplated book , the last words appearing in his manuscript , penned amid increasing feebleness , being , by a touching coincidence , one of his happy ...
At the time of his death he had already written some notes on Propertius for the contemplated book , the last words appearing in his manuscript , penned amid increasing feebleness , being , by a touching coincidence , one of his happy ...
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66 By confining the selections strictly to poems written in the elegiac measure , by the choice of elegies , and by many crossreferences to the four authors included , I have hoped to assist the student to obtain a general acquaintance ...
66 By confining the selections strictly to poems written in the elegiac measure , by the choice of elegies , and by many crossreferences to the four authors included , I have hoped to assist the student to obtain a general acquaintance ...
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INTRODUCTION ELEGY I. In the broad sense Latin Elegy may be said to include everything in Latin written in the elegiac distich , which was a popular metrical form from the days of the Roman republic down to the later medieval epoch .
INTRODUCTION ELEGY I. In the broad sense Latin Elegy may be said to include everything in Latin written in the elegiac distich , which was a popular metrical form from the days of the Roman republic down to the later medieval epoch .
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He was born at Verona , the unsatisfactory evidence leaving it uncertain whether the date was 87 or 84 B.C. As there are no indications that any of his poems were written later than 54 B.C. , and all signs point to his early death ...
He was born at Verona , the unsatisfactory evidence leaving it uncertain whether the date was 87 or 84 B.C. As there are no indications that any of his poems were written later than 54 B.C. , and all signs point to his early death ...
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... and the Laurentianus ( L ) , both of the fifteenth century , great progress has been made in establishing the text of this author . In 1830 the Sangermanensis ( G ) , No. 14137 of the National Library at Paris , written at Verona ...
... and the Laurentianus ( L ) , both of the fifteenth century , great progress has been made in establishing the text of this author . In 1830 the Sangermanensis ( G ) , No. 14137 of the National Library at Paris , written at Verona ...
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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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