Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 99Association, 1968 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... Lucretius frequently repeat verses , accumulate arguments , and follow a somewhat erratic line of reasoning ? 7. Why did Lucretius , despite all this , arouse such a wide and lasting interest and , even after several hundred years ...
... Lucretius frequently repeat verses , accumulate arguments , and follow a somewhat erratic line of reasoning ? 7. Why did Lucretius , despite all this , arouse such a wide and lasting interest and , even after several hundred years ...
Page 98
... Lucretius ' time , e.g. corona , hora , poema , scaena , but also absinthium , aether , celamen , concha ; others are deliberately chosen and grouped to- gether for special effects , e.g. the musical terms in 2.412 and 2.505 ( with ...
... Lucretius ' time , e.g. corona , hora , poema , scaena , but also absinthium , aether , celamen , concha ; others are deliberately chosen and grouped to- gether for special effects , e.g. the musical terms in 2.412 and 2.505 ( with ...
Page 99
... Lucretius is ex- pounding a philosophical system ; and in the case of a philosopher an explanation is called for . It will not suffice to say that Lucretius applies the Epicurean practice of appealing to analogies . First , it has been ...
... Lucretius is ex- pounding a philosophical system ; and in the case of a philosopher an explanation is called for . It will not suffice to say that Lucretius applies the Epicurean practice of appealing to analogies . First , it has been ...
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My Tongue Swore But My Mind | 19 |
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna | 37 |
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