Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 100Association, 1969 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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Page 87
... expression , " as many of us who enjoy the fruit of the spacious earth " ( 16-17 ) .38 This expression echoes the râs ȧvýp of 10 and the universal avspa of 7 ; no man is " all - blameless , " " entirely without fault . " It is tempting ...
... expression , " as many of us who enjoy the fruit of the spacious earth " ( 16-17 ) .38 This expression echoes the râs ȧvýp of 10 and the universal avspa of 7 ; no man is " all - blameless , " " entirely without fault . " It is tempting ...
Page 221
... euphemistic urge have caused the Greeks and Romans to employ ayios and sacer , normally = the example of W. B. Stanford , among others , Donald Norman Levin: Propertius, Catullus, and Three Kinds of Ambiguous Expression.
... euphemistic urge have caused the Greeks and Romans to employ ayios and sacer , normally = the example of W. B. Stanford , among others , Donald Norman Levin: Propertius, Catullus, and Three Kinds of Ambiguous Expression.
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... expression altogether . On his capacity for introducing " leg - pulls , mystifications , and expressions à double entente " into the Hymns in particular , see K. J. McKay's The Poet at Play and Erysichthon : A Callimachean Comedy ...
... expression altogether . On his capacity for introducing " leg - pulls , mystifications , and expressions à double entente " into the Hymns in particular , see K. J. McKay's The Poet at Play and Erysichthon : A Callimachean Comedy ...
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ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
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