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Page 183
393 ) has lost its special sense as the adv . of bonus ; but this usage , borrowed from the language of conversation , is found in several writers , as Plautus , Terence , Cicero's Epistles and others . Cp . Lucr .
393 ) has lost its special sense as the adv . of bonus ; but this usage , borrowed from the language of conversation , is found in several writers , as Plautus , Terence , Cicero's Epistles and others . Cp . Lucr .
Page 187
... the place of the acc . and inf . , Livy and Tacitus , and by later see Leo p . 421. decet stent is found writers in general . Caesar says in Plautus , decet ut fairly often in longe abesse but not longe esse , which late Latin .
... the place of the acc . and inf . , Livy and Tacitus , and by later see Leo p . 421. decet stent is found writers in general . Caesar says in Plautus , decet ut fairly often in longe abesse but not longe esse , which late Latin .
Page 197
Perhaps , however , the writer imitating Plautus has used the abl . not of praesepe but of a collateral form of the word , “ though we are not to think of a nominative praesepes , ' Huemer de Sedulii ... scriptis p . 26 f .; cp .
Perhaps , however , the writer imitating Plautus has used the abl . not of praesepe but of a collateral form of the word , “ though we are not to think of a nominative praesepes , ' Huemer de Sedulii ... scriptis p . 26 f .; cp .
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| Title | Early Latin Hymns: With Introduction and Notes Volume 9 of Cambridge patristic texts |
| Author | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Editor | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Contributor | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Publisher | University Press, 1922 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 21 Feb 2012 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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