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Page 137
... less averse to homoeoteleuton and less . attracted by rhyme . Horace in the Odes often interlaces adjectives and nouns in a double hyperbaton : thus in the poem to Pyrrha we find 1 ' quis multa gracilis te puer in rosa ' , 6f . ' aspera ...
... less averse to homoeoteleuton and less . attracted by rhyme . Horace in the Odes often interlaces adjectives and nouns in a double hyperbaton : thus in the poem to Pyrrha we find 1 ' quis multa gracilis te puer in rosa ' , 6f . ' aspera ...
Page 170
... less clumsy attempts to foist a normal expression upon the transmitted text suggest dismay in the face of the unusual . We may now take stock . The Romans themselves created a more or less homogeneous category by treating certain ...
... less clumsy attempts to foist a normal expression upon the transmitted text suggest dismay in the face of the unusual . We may now take stock . The Romans themselves created a more or less homogeneous category by treating certain ...
Page 174
... less ignored Porfyrio and Servius . Similarly in his commentary on E. 5.8 tibi certat Coleman betrayed the modern preference for explanation by analogy , for he drew attention to the syntax of resisto , which normally governs the dative ...
... less ignored Porfyrio and Servius . Similarly in his commentary on E. 5.8 tibi certat Coleman betrayed the modern preference for explanation by analogy , for he drew attention to the syntax of resisto , which normally governs the dative ...
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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