Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 93British Academy, 1999 - Počet stran: 447 |
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... Ovid AA 3.178 crediderim nymphas hac ego ueste tegi ( = ( ego crediderim ) ( nymphas hac ueste tegi ) ) . But here the main verb crediderim precedes the dependent clause . Ego comes after the verb of which it is subject , and is in the ...
... Ovid AA 3.178 crediderim nymphas hac ego ueste tegi ( = ( ego crediderim ) ( nymphas hac ueste tegi ) ) . But here the main verb crediderim precedes the dependent clause . Ego comes after the verb of which it is subject , and is in the ...
Strana 274
... Ovid , Fast . 5.644 ' remis ... torsit aquas ' ( cf. Virgil , Aen . 3.208 = 4.583 ' torquent spumas ' ) ; Silius 14.360 ' verberibus torsere fretum ' ; Ovid , Epist . 5.54 ' remis eruta ... aqua ' ; Am . 3.8.43 ' freta ... eruta remo ...
... Ovid , Fast . 5.644 ' remis ... torsit aquas ' ( cf. Virgil , Aen . 3.208 = 4.583 ' torquent spumas ' ) ; Silius 14.360 ' verberibus torsere fretum ' ; Ovid , Epist . 5.54 ' remis eruta ... aqua ' ; Am . 3.8.43 ' freta ... eruta remo ...
Strana 385
... Ovid , with his greater metrical facility and fastidiousness , simply found other , less artificial ways of overcoming these problems . However , Ovid does follow Tibullus in his extension of this Hellenistic device to the postponement ...
... Ovid , with his greater metrical facility and fastidiousness , simply found other , less artificial ways of overcoming these problems . However , Ovid does follow Tibullus in his extension of this Hellenistic device to the postponement ...
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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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