Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 93British Academy, 1999 - Počet stran: 447 |
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... Satire ' or use the Latin expression we do not mean the ancient stage performances which were satura © The British Academy 1999 . given this title , ' but the literary genre which Proceedings of the British Academy , 93 , 289–310 The ...
... Satire ' or use the Latin expression we do not mean the ancient stage performances which were satura © The British Academy 1999 . given this title , ' but the literary genre which Proceedings of the British Academy , 93 , 289–310 The ...
Strana 316
... Satire 1 , must be regarded with caution . In the first place , clearly , Juvenal's programmatic statements , such as they are , are them- selves part of the satire and must be taken in that spirit . In the second place , it is not ...
... Satire 1 , must be regarded with caution . In the first place , clearly , Juvenal's programmatic statements , such as they are , are them- selves part of the satire and must be taken in that spirit . In the second place , it is not ...
Strana 319
... Satire 4 . From the stylistic point of view , indeed , there is a considerable contrast between Juvenal's Pontia and her counterpart in genuine tragedy . Seneca's Medea speaks with interlaced hyperbaton ; Pontia speaks ordinary Latin ...
... Satire 4 . From the stylistic point of view , indeed , there is a considerable contrast between Juvenal's Pontia and her counterpart in genuine tragedy . Seneca's Medea speaks with interlaced hyperbaton ; Pontia speaks ordinary Latin ...
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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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