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... attested after Accius and Coelius Antipater , antegerio which nemo nisi ambitiosus utetur ( 8.3.25 ) , is not attested at all , exanclare , well attested in early Latin , is not found between Cic . Luc . 108 and Apul . Met . 1.16 , and ...
... attested after Accius and Coelius Antipater , antegerio which nemo nisi ambitiosus utetur ( 8.3.25 ) , is not attested at all , exanclare , well attested in early Latin , is not found between Cic . Luc . 108 and Apul . Met . 1.16 , and ...
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... attested for its Greek equivalent ὀφθαλμία.55 While this is a strikingly early instance of the figurative use of a disease- name , I admit freely that lippitudo is hardly a technical term of the sort that presupposes a public ...
... attested for its Greek equivalent ὀφθαλμία.55 While this is a strikingly early instance of the figurative use of a disease- name , I admit freely that lippitudo is hardly a technical term of the sort that presupposes a public ...
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... attested only in Tibullus and his imitator Lygdamus.16 And in looking to Greek for an analogy Diggle could have found a much closer one in éyxéu , for which ' fill by pouring ' is a classical sense attested in Sophocles , Xenophon and ...
... attested only in Tibullus and his imitator Lygdamus.16 And in looking to Greek for an analogy Diggle could have found a much closer one in éyxéu , for which ' fill by pouring ' is a classical sense attested in Sophocles , Xenophon and ...
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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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