Thasci Caecili Cypriani De Mortalitate: A Commentary, with an Introduction and Translation, Volume 36 |
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... phrases listed as Probable imitations differ from parallel phrases in Vergil in one word only , which latter may be a synonym for a Vergilian word . It may be observed , for instance , that Prudentius begins a verse with nonne fuit ...
... phrases listed as Probable imitations differ from parallel phrases in Vergil in one word only , which latter may be a synonym for a Vergilian word . It may be observed , for instance , that Prudentius begins a verse with nonne fuit ...
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... phrases " Pinarian house , " " the song of the Salii , " and " Aventine Hill " go back to three places in the Aeneid ... phrases like Maia genitus ( C. S. 1 , 87 ) , sacraria Ditis ( C. S. 1 , 379 ) , vana superstitio ( C. S. 1 , 198 ) ...
... phrases " Pinarian house , " " the song of the Salii , " and " Aventine Hill " go back to three places in the Aeneid ... phrases like Maia genitus ( C. S. 1 , 87 ) , sacraria Ditis ( C. S. 1 , 379 ) , vana superstitio ( C. S. 1 , 198 ) ...
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... phrases and similar phrases in Vergil is most pronounced at the end of hexameters , twenty - seven phrases manifesting identity at this point . Eight phrases show correspondence at the beginning of the hexameter , and thirteen ...
... phrases and similar phrases in Vergil is most pronounced at the end of hexameters , twenty - seven phrases manifesting identity at this point . Eight phrases show correspondence at the beginning of the hexameter , and thirteen ...
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TEXT AND TRANSLATION 20 | 43 |
INDICES 99 | 6 |
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY vii | vii |
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