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... genres such as comedy , satire and epigram showing no restriction in the use of banal technical terms not allowed in epic ( pp . 191–2 ) . Technical ( often Greek ) vocabulary is not however completely avoided in the ' higher ' genres ...
... genres such as comedy , satire and epigram showing no restriction in the use of banal technical terms not allowed in epic ( pp . 191–2 ) . Technical ( often Greek ) vocabulary is not however completely avoided in the ' higher ' genres ...
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... genre seem as great as they are between the genres themselves . I note therefore only that neither item 10 nor item 12 has much that is comparable with 11.3-4 longe resonante Eoa tunditur unda or 13-14 omnia haec quaecumque feret ...
... genre seem as great as they are between the genres themselves . I note therefore only that neither item 10 nor item 12 has much that is comparable with 11.3-4 longe resonante Eoa tunditur unda or 13-14 omnia haec quaecumque feret ...
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... particular frequency in the elevated genres , but which are not generally used by prose - writers except for special effect ' . discuss a passage which , though it has exercised the ANOMALY AND GENRE IN OVID , HEROIDES 16–21 401.
... particular frequency in the elevated genres , but which are not generally used by prose - writers except for special effect ' . discuss a passage which , though it has exercised the ANOMALY AND GENRE IN OVID , HEROIDES 16–21 401.
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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