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... Cicero's context : an epic epithet for an epic hero . Another example : in Tusc . 5.79 , non montiuagos atque siluestris cursus lustrationesque patiuntur ? Cicero takes over montiuagus from Luc- retius , who uses it , as Cicero does ...
... Cicero's context : an epic epithet for an epic hero . Another example : in Tusc . 5.79 , non montiuagos atque siluestris cursus lustrationesque patiuntur ? Cicero takes over montiuagus from Luc- retius , who uses it , as Cicero does ...
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... Cicero . Sometimes the pronoun might be classed as ' emphatic ' by a speaker of a modern language , sometimes as ' unemphatic ' , and I have referred to the views of Kroll and Fordyce on individual cases . But Kroll and Fordyce ...
... Cicero . Sometimes the pronoun might be classed as ' emphatic ' by a speaker of a modern language , sometimes as ' unemphatic ' , and I have referred to the views of Kroll and Fordyce on individual cases . But Kroll and Fordyce ...
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... Cicero's philosophical works it may seem that there is nothing unique about Lucretius ' search for a mutually complemen- tary set of terms corresponding to a single Greek term . A similar - looking process can be glimpsed in Cicero's ...
... Cicero's philosophical works it may seem that there is nothing unique about Lucretius ' search for a mutually complemen- tary set of terms corresponding to a single Greek term . A similar - looking process can be glimpsed in Cicero's ...
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Poetic Diction Poetic Discourse and the Poetic Register | 21 |
Nominative Personal Pronouns and Some Patterns of Speech | 97 |
The Word Order of Horaces Odes | 135 |
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