Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina xiii
... Livy's faults as a historian , — and for many purposes they may well be disregarded , we shall recognize in him a narrator whose skill amply justifies the estimation in which from his own time till now he has been held . His work is a ...
... Livy's faults as a historian , — and for many purposes they may well be disregarded , we shall recognize in him a narrator whose skill amply justifies the estimation in which from his own time till now he has been held . His work is a ...
Pagina xiv
... Livy in that place , and call Cicero and Cæsar antiquated . The peculiarities of Livy's style , as they affect the beginner , are mostly such as arise from the nature of his work and its purpose . Some , however , belong to the change ...
... Livy in that place , and call Cicero and Cæsar antiquated . The peculiarities of Livy's style , as they affect the beginner , are mostly such as arise from the nature of his work and its purpose . Some , however , belong to the change ...
Pagina 173
... Livy's time ; Seneca , however , speaks of it ( ad Marc . 16. 2 ) as still existing . 14. profectioni : the dative with abhorreo is peculiar to this place , and the ablative without a prepo- sition is not common . It may be a kind of ...
... Livy's time ; Seneca , however , speaks of it ( ad Marc . 16. 2 ) as still existing . 14. profectioni : the dative with abhorreo is peculiar to this place , and the ablative without a prepo- sition is not common . It may be a kind of ...
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