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Page 122
... position qua second position , but has rather been blocked from first position by per , which in such old formulae began its clause for some reason . If a writer chooses not to give per the initial position , then that place is freed ...
... position qua second position , but has rather been blocked from first position by per , which in such old formulae began its clause for some reason . If a writer chooses not to give per the initial position , then that place is freed ...
Page 131
... position of ego is determined by that of its favoured host . A striking analogy for this placement of ego can be found later in the same book : ( 133 ) Ovid AA 3.522 credere uix uideor , cum cogar credere partu , / uos ego cum uestris ...
... position of ego is determined by that of its favoured host . A striking analogy for this placement of ego can be found later in the same book : ( 133 ) Ovid AA 3.522 credere uix uideor , cum cogar credere partu , / uos ego cum uestris ...
Page 357
... position , ten of it later ; the six cases of postquam in the whole script are all in the first position ) . 100 It has been estimated from relatively small samples that Cicero postpones the subordinator in his orations between 15 and ...
... position , ten of it later ; the six cases of postquam in the whole script are all in the first position ) . 100 It has been estimated from relatively small samples that Cicero postpones the subordinator in his orations between 15 and ...
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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