A Modern Virgilian: A Memorial Lecture to Monsignor Ronald Knox Delivered to the Virgil SocietyVirgil Society, 1959 - 16 pages |
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... hope to curb the curiosity of some remoter Virgilians in Madagascar or Medicine Hat , to whose ears the rumour of to - day's proceedings might eventually come . So , in this one respect , my lips are sealed . All I can tell you is that ...
... hope to curb the curiosity of some remoter Virgilians in Madagascar or Medicine Hat , to whose ears the rumour of to - day's proceedings might eventually come . So , in this one respect , my lips are sealed . All I can tell you is that ...
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... hope ' , and it is to the rights of Iulus that Juppiter appeals when he tells Aeneas to leave dallying with Dido and betake himself to Italy . Iulus is the darling of fate , and where the father is more often associated with the city ...
... hope ' , and it is to the rights of Iulus that Juppiter appeals when he tells Aeneas to leave dallying with Dido and betake himself to Italy . Iulus is the darling of fate , and where the father is more often associated with the city ...
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... hope he would have been pleased that these lectures should at last be made public , because they show him to have been as mature at twenty - four as he seemed to be youthful at sixty , and because I am sure that many of us who love our ...
... hope he would have been pleased that these lectures should at last be made public , because they show him to have been as mature at twenty - four as he seemed to be youthful at sixty , and because I am sure that many of us who love our ...
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