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... reference need not always denote the same kind of reference . But the second phrase disambiguates the first , which taken by itself would more likely refer to physical health than moral goodness . Such clarification is an important ...
... reference need not always denote the same kind of reference . But the second phrase disambiguates the first , which taken by itself would more likely refer to physical health than moral goodness . Such clarification is an important ...
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... reference point ; on Horace , Ep . 11.18 he says : imparibus autem certare per datiuum casum figuratum est and cross ... reference in TLL iv.667.55-61 ; the correct reference appears ibid . 670.20-6 . The syntax is not found in prose ...
... reference point ; on Horace , Ep . 11.18 he says : imparibus autem certare per datiuum casum figuratum est and cross ... reference in TLL iv.667.55-61 ; the correct reference appears ibid . 670.20-6 . The syntax is not found in prose ...
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... reference to A. Kerkhecker . 10 Cf. Zanker ( 1987 : 124–7 ) for a descriptive summary , with further examples and references , and , for an instance involving astronomy , Hutchinson ( 1988 : 221 , n . 13 ) . Callimachus compares the ...
... reference to A. Kerkhecker . 10 Cf. Zanker ( 1987 : 124–7 ) for a descriptive summary , with further examples and references , and , for an instance involving astronomy , Hutchinson ( 1988 : 221 , n . 13 ) . Callimachus compares the ...
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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