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... poets . It was now brated work of their kind , done by time for the other kinds of poetry to any Roman of condition after Fabius have their turn ; however , the first Pictor . Actius began to publish that sprung up and flourished to any ...
... poets . It was now brated work of their kind , done by time for the other kinds of poetry to any Roman of condition after Fabius have their turn ; however , the first Pictor . Actius began to publish that sprung up and flourished to any ...
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... poets ; his poetry is inferior to a writings of this age , boast rather of great many of the Latin poets , who single pieces than of authors : and have wrote in these lower ages , so the two particular tragedies , which long since Latin ...
... poets ; his poetry is inferior to a writings of this age , boast rather of great many of the Latin poets , who single pieces than of authors : and have wrote in these lower ages , so the two particular tragedies , which long since Latin ...
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... poetry ; and the melody is toral , and lyric . of the didactic rendered thereby more flowing , and species of poetry , the Book of Pro- better adapted to the querimonious verbs is the principal instance . The strain of elegy . nine ...
... poetry ; and the melody is toral , and lyric . of the didactic rendered thereby more flowing , and species of poetry , the Book of Pro- better adapted to the querimonious verbs is the principal instance . The strain of elegy . nine ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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