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... Virgil , and of Varius . Thus the Horatian poetry is more than historical , it is the living age itself in all its varied reality . Without the biography of the poet , even without that of some of his contemporaries , the poetry of ...
... Virgil , and of Varius . Thus the Horatian poetry is more than historical , it is the living age itself in all its varied reality . Without the biography of the poet , even without that of some of his contemporaries , the poetry of ...
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... VIRGIL AND OF VARIUS - POVERTY MAKES HIM A POET - INTRO- DUCTION TO MECENAS INTIMACY WITH MECENAS CIRCLE OF MEN OF LETTERS - FIRST BOOK OF SATIRES . — HE state of Roman poetry , and its history , up to the time when Horace began to ...
... VIRGIL AND OF VARIUS - POVERTY MAKES HIM A POET - INTRO- DUCTION TO MECENAS INTIMACY WITH MECENAS CIRCLE OF MEN OF LETTERS - FIRST BOOK OF SATIRES . — HE state of Roman poetry , and its history , up to the time when Horace began to ...
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... Virgil , only rhythmical . ( 29 ) When , therefore , Ennius naturalized the hexameter in Latin poetry , it is no wonder that all eyes were turned on the noble stranger , who at once received the honours of a citizen , and from that time ...
... Virgil , only rhythmical . ( 29 ) When , therefore , Ennius naturalized the hexameter in Latin poetry , it is no wonder that all eyes were turned on the noble stranger , who at once received the honours of a citizen , and from that time ...
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... Virgil , the Satires and Epistles of Horace , and the works of Juvenal were , no doubt , as much superior even to the poem of Empedocles- ( of which , imitations of the Greek drama , but historical tragedies like those of Shakespeare ...
... Virgil , the Satires and Epistles of Horace , and the works of Juvenal were , no doubt , as much superior even to the poem of Empedocles- ( of which , imitations of the Greek drama , but historical tragedies like those of Shakespeare ...
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... Virgil and Varius , with Asinius Pollio , the statesman and tragic writer , were the most celebrated names in Roman poetry . These two great poets soon admitted the young Horace to their intimacy . The fame of Varius , as an epic poet ...
... Virgil and Varius , with Asinius Pollio , the statesman and tragic writer , were the most celebrated names in Roman poetry . These two great poets soon admitted the young Horace to their intimacy . The fame of Varius , as an epic poet ...
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Page 135 - EXEGI monumentum aere perennius Regalique situ pyramidum altius, Quod non imber edax, non Aquilo impotens Possit diruere aut innumerabilis Annorum series et fuga temporum. Non omnis moriar, multaque pars mei Vitabit Libitinam. Usque ego postera Crescam laude recens, dum Capitolium Scandet cum tacita Virgine pontifex.
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