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... fact by the time of its entry into poetry have become a general trend in the language . Similarly Jocelyn ( p . 351 ) is non- committal about the status of iambic meae in Catullus at the time of writing , and ( e.g. ) dactylic commoda ...
... fact by the time of its entry into poetry have become a general trend in the language . Similarly Jocelyn ( p . 351 ) is non- committal about the status of iambic meae in Catullus at the time of writing , and ( e.g. ) dactylic commoda ...
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... fact that both Lucan and Statius cultivate striking verbal effects , and both show tendencies towards a bit- terly ironical tone : features which may seem to bring them closer to satire in general and to Juvenal in particular . But in ...
... fact that both Lucan and Statius cultivate striking verbal effects , and both show tendencies towards a bit- terly ironical tone : features which may seem to bring them closer to satire in general and to Juvenal in particular . But in ...
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... fact he is just as different from Virgil as from Horace , and it could indeed be argued that the difference between ... fact ' , while the similarities between them are laid on one side . It is a question of emphasis , and there is one ...
... fact he is just as different from Virgil as from Horace , and it could indeed be argued that the difference between ... fact ' , while the similarities between them are laid on one side . It is a question of emphasis , and there is one ...
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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