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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... poet could have made this mistake , through sheer carelessness , or through ignorance ( if , for example , he was a western Greek ) , or through resorting to poetic licence in applying a 5 Bohemia has bedeviled discussion . Since ...
... poet could have made this mistake , through sheer carelessness , or through ignorance ( if , for example , he was a western Greek ) , or through resorting to poetic licence in applying a 5 Bohemia has bedeviled discussion . Since ...
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... poet with his friend and with the freshly burgeoning green of vernal growth . These alders recall another attempt to ... poet will retain his poetic and human self - consciousness ( cf. poetam , 70 ; mihi , 73 ) , while still sharing in ...
... poet with his friend and with the freshly burgeoning green of vernal growth . These alders recall another attempt to ... poet will retain his poetic and human self - consciousness ( cf. poetam , 70 ; mihi , 73 ) , while still sharing in ...
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... poet closer to a Silenus - like participation in nature than to Apolline - Orphic control over it . At the same time this very openness of participation in nature raises the possibility that the poet may be more exposed to its dangers ...
... poet closer to a Silenus - like participation in nature than to Apolline - Orphic control over it . At the same time this very openness of participation in nature raises the possibility that the poet may be more exposed to its dangers ...
Contents
ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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