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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... verse 13 become vaga cohors in verse 25. In the next verse the adjective citatus is applied to Cybele's herd . Forms of vagus and citatus are , as I have argued , highly suggestive of animals . The first oratio ( 12-26 ) elaborates on ...
... verse 13 become vaga cohors in verse 25. In the next verse the adjective citatus is applied to Cybele's herd . Forms of vagus and citatus are , as I have argued , highly suggestive of animals . The first oratio ( 12-26 ) elaborates on ...
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... verse form in Callimachus.9 In his surviving works , as in those of other Hellenistic poets , the law operates ... verses ) , hexameter o , pentameter 21 , of which 7 place the subst . first ; Hymn 5 , hex . 6 , of which 3 have the subst ...
... verse form in Callimachus.9 In his surviving works , as in those of other Hellenistic poets , the law operates ... verses ) , hexameter o , pentameter 21 , of which 7 place the subst . first ; Hymn 5 , hex . 6 , of which 3 have the subst ...
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... verse as political figures rather than as patrons , and he poured out his hatred and defiance of them in his political verse with the same freedom that he exhibits in his erotic poems and drinking songs . Simonides seems to have been ...
... verse as political figures rather than as patrons , and he poured out his hatred and defiance of them in his political verse with the same freedom that he exhibits in his erotic poems and drinking songs . Simonides seems to have been ...
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My Tongue Swore But My Mind | 19 |
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna | 37 |
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