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... Already in the fourth century his commentator Donatus had to insist that Virgil was a poet and not a professor of metaphysics . He had come to be called the Plato of poets . Many attempts were made - they have been renewed down to our ...
... Already in the fourth century his commentator Donatus had to insist that Virgil was a poet and not a professor of metaphysics . He had come to be called the Plato of poets . Many attempts were made - they have been renewed down to our ...
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... already virtually unanimous in looking towards St. Petersburg rather than Vienna , was due in part to the growing friction between Hungary and Croatia and to the repressive measures of Budapest towards its own Serbs , led by Svetozar ...
... already virtually unanimous in looking towards St. Petersburg rather than Vienna , was due in part to the growing friction between Hungary and Croatia and to the repressive measures of Budapest towards its own Serbs , led by Svetozar ...
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... already in the early Bronze Age the west of south Britain stood rather apart from the east and the Midlands . The west had megaliths in its peninsulas , and the Armorican types of Bronze Age pottery in Cornwall are a striking feature ...
... already in the early Bronze Age the west of south Britain stood rather apart from the east and the Midlands . The west had megaliths in its peninsulas , and the Armorican types of Bronze Age pottery in Cornwall are a striking feature ...
Contents
VERGILS CREATIVE ART Annual Lecture on Aspects of Art | 17 |
VIRGIL IN ENGLISH POETRY Warton Lecture on English Poetry | 39 |
VIRGIL Annual Lecture on a Master Mind By J W Mackail | 55 |
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