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... especially Oscan , regions of Italy ( cf. Sabellus ager in Liv . 8.1.7 ) . We can compare his fellow Italian's pubem ... Sabellam ( G. 2.167 ) . 29.1 . The allusiveness that we have observed constantly in the preceding paragraphs ...
... especially Oscan , regions of Italy ( cf. Sabellus ager in Liv . 8.1.7 ) . We can compare his fellow Italian's pubem ... Sabellam ( G. 2.167 ) . 29.1 . The allusiveness that we have observed constantly in the preceding paragraphs ...
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... especially when using figures , for a figure used unawares is a solecism ( so Quintilian reiterates , Inst . 1.5.53 and 9.3.2 , and cf. Sen. Ep . 95.9 ) . This figura Quintilian classed among the ' grammatical ' ones because it changed ...
... especially when using figures , for a figure used unawares is a solecism ( so Quintilian reiterates , Inst . 1.5.53 and 9.3.2 , and cf. Sen. Ep . 95.9 ) . This figura Quintilian classed among the ' grammatical ' ones because it changed ...
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... especially , the Remedia amoris seems inspired by the metaphorical accounts of love as a disease ( cf. Pinotti ( 1988 : 16 ) ) and of medicines as soldiers in the battle with illness.49 It is as if in these poems Ovid is offering an ars ...
... especially , the Remedia amoris seems inspired by the metaphorical accounts of love as a disease ( cf. Pinotti ( 1988 : 16 ) ) and of medicines as soldiers in the battle with illness.49 It is as if in these poems Ovid is offering an ars ...
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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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