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... epic preference for uirgo dates from a time when puella was still felt to be the diminutive of an obsolescent puera . 25.2 . Lucretius has examples of diminutives used referentially ; parti- cula , tantulus etc. were obviously useful ...
... epic preference for uirgo dates from a time when puella was still felt to be the diminutive of an obsolescent puera . 25.2 . Lucretius has examples of diminutives used referentially ; parti- cula , tantulus etc. were obviously useful ...
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... epic and , to some extent , its ways of forcing language into metre : potentially an act of parody in itself ; cf. Braund ( 1996 : 21 and 24 ) , who however stops short of admitting that it is parody , and calls it ' counterpoint ...
... epic and , to some extent , its ways of forcing language into metre : potentially an act of parody in itself ; cf. Braund ( 1996 : 21 and 24 ) , who however stops short of admitting that it is parody , and calls it ' counterpoint ...
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... epic proportions and therefore demanded epic treatment . Or Juvenal is alleged to have aimed to supplant a suppos- edly played - out epic tradition from its privileged place in the hierarchy of genres ( Anderson ( 1962 : 284 ) ; Braund ...
... epic proportions and therefore demanded epic treatment . Or Juvenal is alleged to have aimed to supplant a suppos- edly played - out epic tradition from its privileged place in the hierarchy of genres ( Anderson ( 1962 : 284 ) ; Braund ...
Contents
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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